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Substances move easily as they can pass though the hydrophobic bilayer where as water souable molecules have to travel though carrier proteins

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Glycoprotein is involved in cell recognition 

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Glycoprotein is involved in cell recognition 

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To help maintain structure of the membrane

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Secreting chemicals and cell recognition

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7/8nm

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Intrinsic proteins are across both layers of the phospholipid bilayer. Some are carriers and can transport water soluble substances across whereas others allow transport of ions by forming channels

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Does a plant plasma membrane have different properties from animal cell membranes

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How can a haemoglobin's structural features identify it as a quaternary protein

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What are filament cytoskeleton ? And what is its purpose ?

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What are filament cytoskeleton ? And what is its purpose ?

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Does a plant plasma membrane have different proper

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What is the role of cholesterol in the fluid mosaic model?

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What does active transport of ions mean?

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What are intrinsic proteins

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What are intr

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What are ik

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what do glyco lipids / proteins do?

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What's the purpose of the integral membrane?

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what is the difference between carrier proteins and instrinsic protein?

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What does the intrinsic protein do.

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Are all plasma membranes made up of a phospholipid bilayer.

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What are the functions of a cell surface membrane?

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Do lipid soluble substances move through the cell membrane more easily than water soluble substances?

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What are the extracellular  surfaces of proteins and what does it mean when it says they can be glycosylated to form a glycocalyx

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What is the hickness

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I was told that cholesterol is the cause of membrane fluidity. Why does the quiz say differently? (Intrinsic proteins' ability to move)