Cell Membrane
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| Intergral Protein | go all the way the through the phospholipids
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| Cell Membrane | moves laterally
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| Cholesterol | control Fluidity, between phospholipid, and protects the from freezing
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| Phosphate Heads | (Hydraulic) attacks water
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| Phosphate Bilayer / Fatty Acid Tails | (Hydrophilic) repels water
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| Peripheral Proteins | loosely attached to the surface
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| Membrane Structure | Selectively permeable - some things can come in and out the cells
- some things cannot can come in or leave the cell
- separates cell eternal cytoplasm environment from the externally
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| Phospholipids | moves laterally (side to side)
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| Carbohydrates | cell recognition, signaling, and adhesion
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