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Cell Membrane

Review cell membrane structure

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plasma carbohydrate proteins cholesterol acids bilayer tails proteins head bilayer phospholipid fatty Peripheral integral membrane glycoproteins phospholipid

The cell membrane is also called the and is made of a
( A ) . Some of the functions of the cell membrane include
protecting and enclosing the cell , giving shape to the cell , allowing transportation of
materials in and out of the cell , and carrying out metabolic reactions near the inner
surface of the cell membrane . The phospholipids of the cell membrane have a
? hydrophilic ? ( water loving / attraction ) head ( B ) and two ? hydrophobic ? ( water
fearing / repelling ) tails ( C ) . The of a phospholipid is made of an alcohol and
phosphate group , while the are chains of .

Another type of lipid in the cell membrane is ( D ) , which makes
the membrane more fluid and adds to its flexibility . Embedded in the
are proteins that also aid in diffusion and cell recognition . Proteins called
( E ) go all the way through the bilayer . Large molecules like glucose
utilize these channel proteins to help move across cell membranes without the use
of energy . ( F ) are a type of membrane protein that is
permanently attached to the biological membrane . Some membrane proteins , called
( G ) , have chains ( H ) attached to help cells recognize
each other and certain molecules .

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