Asked by Reagan Black on Jun 06, 2024
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Which proteins are located on the inner or outer surface of the plasma membrane, usually bound to exposed regions of integral proteins by noncovalent interactions?
A) Plasma membrane proteins
B) Biological membrane proteins
C) Transmembrane proteins
D) Peripheral membrane proteins
E) Integral membrane proteins
Peripheral Membrane Proteins
Proteins that are attached either temporarily or permanently to the outer or inner surface of the cellular membrane, often involved in signaling or structural roles.
Integral Proteins
Proteins that are permanently attached to or span the membrane of cells, playing crucial roles in transport and signaling.
Plasma Membrane
The lipid bilayer membrane that encases a cell, providing structural support, protection, and the ability to communicate with the external environment.
- Differentiate among the various categories of membrane proteins and their interactions with the lipid bilayer.
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Learning Objectives
- Differentiate among the various categories of membrane proteins and their interactions with the lipid bilayer.
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