Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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Date. a 2012 1. List and explain the 6 major functions of membrane proteins. hannel allows mDlecuies or ions to crOSS Piacma membrane freeiy(insideloutstaei Larrier= Sciectively interacts with molecules and ions so that it can croSS The plasnma membrane eln Recognhition:MHC or HLAIrecognition of pathogenslimmunit 2eceptorishape allows for moiecules to birnd to it Enzymati C catalvzes Specific reactions unction:join cells (holdin place)so that issue can fufill a function (without -his, animăl embrYD'S WOUld have no nervoUS SYStem) 2. Look at the diagram here. Describe what This cell's membrane is will happen over time. Sketch the situation at a much later time after equilibrium has permeable to both the and the CELL been reached. 3. Consider the container below which has two separate compartments separated by a permeable membrane. Describe what will happen over time and answer the questions below.
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Transcribed Image Text:Date. a 2012 1. List and explain the 6 major functions of membrane proteins. hannel allows mDlecuies or ions to crOSS Piacma membrane freeiy(insideloutstaei Larrier= Sciectively interacts with molecules and ions so that it can croSS The plasnma membrane eln Recognhition:MHC or HLAIrecognition of pathogenslimmunit 2eceptorishape allows for moiecules to birnd to it Enzymati C catalvzes Specific reactions unction:join cells (holdin place)so that issue can fufill a function (without -his, animăl embrYD'S WOUld have no nervoUS SYStem) 2. Look at the diagram here. Describe what This cell's membrane is will happen over time. Sketch the situation at a much later time after equilibrium has permeable to both the and the CELL been reached. 3. Consider the container below which has two separate compartments separated by a permeable membrane. Describe what will happen over time and answer the questions below.
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