2. ENVELOPE SURROUNDING THE CELL .
PROTECTIVE BARRIER
OF CELL
MAIN CAUSE OF A
PARTICULAR STRUTURE
OF DIFFERENT TYPE OF
CELLS
CELL MREMBRANE
ABOUT THE CONCEPT OF CELL MEMBRANE
3. cell membrane
Proteins(20-70%) lipids(20-79%) carbohydrate(1-5%)
peripheral m. proteins phospholipids glycoproteins
Integral proteins glycosphingolipids glycolipids
cholesterol
CONTITUTENT OF CELL
MEMBRANE
8. Integral membrane protein :_
1. Chanel protein
2. Carrier protein
3. Linker protein
4. Receptor protein
Peripheral protein:-
1. Second messenger protein
2. Cytoskeletal protein
TYPE OF PROTEIN IN CELL
MEMBRANE
9. they are found on the outside surface of cells and are
bound either to proteins =forming glycoproteins
bound to lipids =forming glycolipids.
These carbohydrate chains may consist of 2-60
monosaccharide units and can be either straight or
branched.
CARBOHYDRATE
10. Along with membrane proteins, these carbohydrates form
distinctive cellular markers, that allow cells to recognize each
other.
These markers are very important in the immune system.
allowing immune cells to differentiate between body cells.
which they shouldn’t attack.
Identify foreign cells or tissues or substances .
The IMPORTANCE OF
CARBOHYDREATE ON CELL
MEMBRANE
11. Component Location
Phospholipids Main fabric of the membrane
Cholesterol Tucked between the hydrophobic tails of
the membrane phospholipids
Integral proteins Embedded in the phospholipid bilayer;
Peripheral proteins On the inner or outer surface of the
phospholipid bilayer
Carbohydrates Attached to proteins or lipids on the
extracellular site of membrane.
The components of the plasma
membrane
13. mobility of the cell.
fluidity of the cell.
exocytosis.
Endocytosis.
Membrane bio-genesis.
Transport of substances.
Identification of substances.
Helps in biological activities .
Main functions of cell membrane
14. PAGE – 650; U.SATYANARAYANA, U.CHAKRAPANI;
BIOCHEMISTRY .
PAGE – 321 ;R.K. MURRAY ; HARPER’S ILLUSSTRATED
BIOCHEMISTRY.
PAGE-- 28 ; ANNE WAUGH, ALLISON GRANT; ROSS AND
WILSON ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY IN HEALTH AND
ILLNESS.
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