Nature of Cell Membranes I Crossword Puzzle
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- extracellular fluid : this refers to a cell's watery surroundings.
- phospholipid bilayer : this describes the main structure of a cell membrane.
- fluid mosaic : this model of the cell membrane includes embedded proteins forming a mosaic pattern within the phospholipids, which can move laterally.
- selectively permeable : this property of a cell membrane allows it to control what goes in and out of the cell.
- glycolipids : these membrane lipids have an attached cho molecule and they give stability.
- cholesterol : these membrane lipids are embedded only in animal cell membranes.
- integral : this is the general name for proteins that are embedded wholly or partially within a cell membrane.
- peripheral : these proteins are attached to the inner or outer surface of the cell membrane.
- glycoproteins : these integral proteins, with cho chains attached, are cell-recognition proteins.
- channel : these integral proteins have channels through them, which allow molecules or ions through.
- carrier : these integral proteins have channels that are only open for certain ions or molecules, such as glucose.
- receptor : these integral proteins have specific shapes, that fit only specific hormones.