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Title: Lipid Bilayers are Highly Impermeable


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Lipid Bilayers are Highly Impermeable
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Membrane Proteins Carry Out Most of Membrane
Functions
  • Energy conversion
  • Respiration
  • Photosynthesis
  • Transportation
  • Channels and pumps
  • Signal transduction
  • Cell surface recognition

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Membrane Proteins
Peripheral
45A
30A
Integral
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Membrane Proteins
  • Peripheral proteins
  • need high concentration of salt or change pH to
    separate from membrane
  • Integral proteins
  • need mild detergents to separate from membrane
  • Nonionic octyl-b-glucoside
  • Ionic sodium cholate

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Membrane Proteins are Difficult to Crystallize
  • Bacteriorhodopsin (1990)
  • Photobacterial reaction center (1991)
  • Cytochrome bc1 complex (1997)
  • Cytochrome c oxidase (2001)
  • Structure of gt20 membrane proteins have been
    determined

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Integral Proteins
Bacteriorhodopsin
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Integral Proteins
  • The transmembrane helix is about 20 residues each
    in length, which is about 30A long.
  • The transmembrane helixes may be predicted from
    hydropathy plot.

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Polarity Scale for Identifying Transmembrane
Helices
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Amino Acid Sequence of Bacteriorhodopsin
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Integral Membrane Protein May not Contain
Trans-membrane Helix
Prostaglandin H2 synthase-1
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Hydrophobic Channel in Prostaglandin H2 Synthase
heme
bioactive prostaglandins and thromboxanes
Ibuprofen (Motrin IB)
Arthritis, cardiovascular disease, cancer and
various neurological disorders
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Integral proteins can also use b-sheetsStructure
of Bacterial Porin
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Amino Acid Sequence of Porin
Hydrophobic residues are highlighted in yellow.
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Structure of a Bacterial Porin
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Some Antibiotics are Membrane Channels
  • A) Carriers
  • Valinomycin? K
  • B) Channel formers
  • Gramicidin A

K
K
K
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Some Antibiotic Peptides
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Channel Formation in Membrane by Antibiotic
Peptides
Channel
a-helix
hydrophilic
hydrophobic
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Membrane Proteins and Lipids Define Membrane
Function
  • Prokaryotic Cell Membranes

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Membrane Proteins and Lipids Define the Membrane
Function
  • Eukaryotic Cells

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Membrane Proteins and Lipids Define the Membrane
Function
  • Eukaryotic Cells

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Membrane Proteins and Lipids Define the Membrane
Function
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Movement of Nucleus-Targeted Protein
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