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Cell Membrane. Who am I?. I am a protein molecule that is permanently attached or firmly anchored in the plasma membrane. I also serve as transport proteins, chemical receptors, and regulators for cell to cell recognition. Integral proteins.
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Who am I? • I am a protein molecule that is permanently attached or firmly anchored in the plasma membrane. I also serve as transport proteins, chemical receptors, and regulators for cell to cell recognition.
Integral proteins • I am a protein molecule that is permanently attached or firmly anchored in the plasma membrane. I also serve as transport proteins, chemical receptors, and regulators for cell to cell recognition.
Who am I? • I attach to membrane proteins and serve as identification tags, allowing cells to distinguish one type of cell from another. Cell recognition and cell signaling.
Carbohydrate chains • I attach to membrane proteins and serve as identification tags, allowing cells to distinguish one type of cell from another. Cell recognition and cell signaling.
Carbohydrate chains • I attach to membrane proteins and serve as identification tags, allowing cells to distinguish one type of cell from another. Cell recognition and cell signaling.
Who am I? • I am a protein that is not embedded and is loosely attached to the surface of the cell membrane.
Peripheral Protein • I am a protein that is not embedded and is loosely attached to the surface of the cell membrane.
Who am I? • I am found in animal cell membrane and effect fluidity (how easily the structure can move) depending on temperature. I also strengthen the cell membrane.
Cholesterol • I am found in animal cell membrane and effect fluidity (how easily the structure can move) depending on temperature. I also strengthen the cell membrane.
Who am I? • I am composed of three basic parts: a charged phosphate group and glycerol “head”, and two fatty acid chains “tail”.
Phospholipid • I am composed of three basic parts: a charged phosphate group and glycerol “head”, and two fatty acid chains “tail”.