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Cell permeability
MEMBRAN SEL
MEMBRAN SEL
Mrpk struktur pembatas sel → berperan serta dalam berbagai fungsi sel
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NURSING STUSY CLUB BIO IMUN 2007
MC → tdk tampak
ME → * Tebal : 7,5 – 10 nm
* 3 garis paralel :
electron : 2,5 – 3 nm
- Electron-lucent layer :
* Phosphatidylcholine (lecithin)
* Phosphatidylethanolamine (cephalin)
- Sphingomyelin
- Cholesterol
2. Proteins (55%) :
a. Integral proteins à usually they are insoluble in water solutions, are associated
with lipids,this proteins may be attached tooligosaccharides à forming glycoproteins
b. Peripheral proteinsà are soluble in aqueoussolutions, and are usually free of lipids
Overton (1902) :
Penelitian sistem lipid artifisial dimana terbentuk film lapis tunggal dilapisan ganda
● Molekul-mnolekul lipid terdiri dari 2 kutub mengandung rantai hidrokarbon kelompok polar (hidrofil)
dan rantai hidrokarbon non polar (lipotil)
Robertson (1969) →
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Structure membrane
Unit Membrane Typical Structure - composed protein and lipid (fat) molecules
Diagram of a membrane phospholipid molecule, which is the main component of cell membranes and
determines the fundamental properties of the cell membrane as a whole.
Membrane cytoskeleton
Cytoskeletal network
Overview
■ There are two major types of proteins : tightly coiled, rod –shaped, fibrous proteins and the more
compact, globular – shaped integral proteins and peripheral proteins.
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These are the different types of molecules of the cell membrane
Glycoprotein
Pore protein
Channel protein
■ One type of globular protein form “pores” to allow lipid insoluble water
molecules to pass through.
■
Other
integral
proteins
serve as
channel
protein and selectively transport ions for the cell.
■ The fibrous proteins may span the entire membrane and serve as receptors
for the cell
■ Globular proteins, which are peripheral (associated with the surface of the
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cell), may be enzymes or glycoproteins (proteins with carbohydrate
associations that identify the cell.
* TRANSPORT AKTIF
● dialisis ● filtrasi
● osmosis
CELL MEMBRANE | Vivi-Ayyu-Ika-Nita-Fajar-Gina
NURSING STUSY CLUB BIO IMUN 2007
- enzim
(vakuola) →
* Fagositosis * Endositosis
* Pinositosis * Eksositosis
Ada 2 hipotesis :
1. mekanisme carrier
Water*
Gases: - CO2 - N2 - O2
- ethanol
- urea*
Hydrophobic molecules
- steroid hormones
Must be transported !
Ions
HPO42-
- glucose
The internal composition of the cell is maintained because the plasma membrane is selectively
permeable to small molecules.
Most biological molecules are unable to diffuse through the phospholipid bilayer, so the plasma
membrane forms a barrier that blocks the free exchange of molecules between the cytoplasm and the
external
environment of the cell.
Specific transport proteins (carrier proteins and channel proteins) then mediate the selective
passage of small molecules across the membrane, allowing the cell to control the composition of its
cytoplasm.Permeability of phospholipid bilayers
Small uncharged molecules can diffuse freely through a phospholipid bilayer. However, the bilayer is
impermeable to larger polar molecules (such as glucose and amino acids) and to ions.
Hypothetical diagram of facilitated diffusion from higher concentration (ECF) to lower concentration
(ICF). through the cell membrane.
Stage 1. Glucose binds with carrier protein. Stage 2. Conformational change occurs in the carrier
protein and glucose is released into ICF.
Ion channels
Conduct ions 10 ions/sec
Energy derived from the hydrolysis of ATP is used to transport H+ against the electrochemical gradient
(from low to high H+ concentration).
Binding of H+ is accompanied by phosphorylation of the carrier protein, which induces a
conformational change that drives H+ transport against the electrochemical gradient.
Release of H+ and hydrolysis of the bound phosphate group then restore the carrier to its original
conformation.
Transporter
Uniporter -à The facilitated diffusion of glucose is an example of uniport, the transport of
only a single molecule.
Symporter -à The coordinate uptake of glucose and Na+ is an example of symport, the
transport of two molecules in thesame direction.
Antiporter -à Active transport can also take place by antiport, in which two molecules are
transported in opposite directions.
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Examples of symport :
à Glucose transport by
intestinal epithelial cells
Examples of antiport
Endocytosis Filtration
Exocytosis Osmosis
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