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Exam 2 Review . Kent Lin and McKenna Wilhelm. Lecture 9/23. Lecture Overview • History • Lipid components and asymmetry • Bioactive lipid metabolites • Membrane proteins • Amino acids in the membrane • Lipid modifications • Subdomains (lipid rafts) . Lecture 9/25.
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Exam 2 Review Kent Lin and McKenna Wilhelm
Lecture 9/23 Lecture Overview • History • Lipid components and asymmetry • Bioactive lipid metabolites • Membrane proteins • Amino acids in the membrane • Lipid modifications • Subdomains (lipid rafts)
Lecture 9/25 Lecture Overview • Selective permeability • Osmolarity and osmotic pressure • Ionic gradients • Electrical properties: resistance and capacitance • Electrochemical equilibrium • Environmental change • GHK equation • Intro to simulation
Nice little website: https://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/physio/vlab/rmp/theory_RMP_n.htm
In General: Eion = (60 mV / z) * log ([ion]out / [ion]in) @ 30°
Lecture 9/30 Lecture Overview • Review of cellular electricity • Recording cellular electricity • Theories about channel selectivity • Channel structures and selectivity • Voltage-dependent gating • Channel-lipid interactions • Ligand-gated channels • Aquaporins and connexins
The derivative of a function y = f(x) of a variable x is a measure of the rate at which the value y of the function changes with respect to the change of the variable x. It is called the derivative of f with respect to x.
Probability in respect to open or closed Time constant for when the system reaches equilibrium if starts out closed with consideration to a and b
Hyperinsulinemia in absence of KATP channel activity ? b-cell response to a fall in blood glucose in absence of KATP KATP channel isnot activated, insulin secretion is maintained, andblood glucose drops further…? Glucose Glut2 Glucose Blood Insulin ADP ATP + Ca 2+ KATP
Diabetes if KATP channels become overactive? If KATP channel isnot inhibited, insulin secretion remains turned off? Glucose Glucose Glut2 Glucose Blood Insulin ADP ATP 2+ Ca KATP
Membrane flux what is it governed by • How types of transporter affects flux of solutes • How transport is determined by membrane potential