Plasma membrane / Cell Membrane (updated)

This video explores the composition of the plasma membrane and the structure of phospholipids.
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Keywords:
Cell membrane
Plasma membrane
Phospholipid bilayer
Glycerol
Phosphate
Fatty acids
Channel proteins
Polar
Water
Chemistry
Biology
Ions
Glucose
Hydrophilic
Hydrophobic
Cytoskeleton
Fluid mosaic
Cholesterol
Channel protein
Glycoprotein
Glycolipid

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1. Phosphate group, glycerol and fatty acid
2. phosphoglycerol
3. Fatty acid
4. Head part due to polarity

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1.one head and two tails
2.a phosphate group and glycerol
3.two chains of fatty acids
4.the head is in contact with water,because it is hydrophilic
5.cant draw here
6 .phospholipids: allow transport of smaller charged molecules
cholesterol:prevents phospholipids from separating too far and gives flexibility to cell membrane
carbohydrates : helps in recognition
protein channel: allows certain molecules like glucose to pass
cytoskeleton :these protein threads allow internal support and pathway for molecules transport
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Thanks. That was so great but what about integral, channel, carrier, peripheral & glyco proteins ?

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do the membranes of organelles within the cell have the same composition as the plasma membrane and only differ in the types of proteins or carbohydrates??

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What will happen to the cell if the plasma membrane does not function properly?

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Glucose enters the cell thru active or thru passive transport??

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Passive transport (facilitated diffusion)

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what is the difference between the cell membrane and plasma membrane,

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