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Fatty Acids

Long chains of H-C

18 carbon FA

-Oleic acid


-Linoleic acid



16 carbon FA

Palmitoleic acid

Function of triacylglycerol

store FA that can be broken down to release metabolic Energy

Composition of Glycerophospholipid

-Glycerol backbone


-2 FA


-Phosphate head group


*hydrophobic tail with polar charged head

Glycerophospholipid are a Main component in

lipid bilayers

three common head groups in Glycerophospholipid

Phsphatydy...


-Choline


-ethanolAmine


-serine


*help attach fat to proteins



phospholipase

cleaves phospholipids at specific sites

Sphingolipids have sphingosine backbone

Derivatives of Palmitate and Serine


-amphiphatic


-Doesnt have glycerol backbone

Sphingomyelin

-Found in myelin sheath around nerves


- contains sphingosine, acyl group, and phosphocholine

Cerebrosides

Sphingolipid containing monosacch as a head group.


-Found in cell membrane in brain


-glycoproteins attached

Gangliosides

sphingolipids that have oligosaccharides

Isoprenoids

lipid derivatives of Isoprene




CH3


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H2C=CH-C=CH2


-Building blocks of cholesterol

Ubiquinone

-Carries H+ and e-


-crucial for cell metabolism


-carries charge through Red-Oxy Rxn



Cholesterol is a ________derivative

isoprenoid

Cholesterol is metobolic precursor

of steroid hormones and bile salts

Vit D

-isoprenoid derivative from cholesterol




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Vit A

-isoprenoid derivative


-Helps see in the dark

Vit E

-isoprenoid derivative


-in cell membranes, suppress radical formation

Vit K.

-isoprenoid derivative


-Involved in blood coagulation



Cause of Asymmetric lipid bilayer

Random assembly of uneven amount of components of different lipids.

Transverse diffusion

-Nonspotaneous


-veryslow



Lateral Diffusion

- Spontaneous


-Fastes

Function of cholesterol in membrane

maintains membrane fluidity. Stabilizes membrane. Decreases movement.

Integral proteins

Middle is non polar. ends are polar. Fully buried



Peripheral membrane proteins

-Mainly polar


-Easiest to remove from membrane

Lipid linked protein

-covalently bonded to inside of the membrane



Alpha helices membrane protein

-side chains are hydrophobic


ILE,LEU, VAL, PHE


-head groups


TRP, TRY, ASN, GLN


-Exposed to solvent


ASP,GLU, LYS, ARG

Beta Barrel membrane protein

TO favor crossing, Hbonds increased, Beta sheets close up