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What forms lipid bilayers important in mambrane structure and function?
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Phospholipids are the essential 'bulk' part of the lipid bilayer that make up cell membranes. Phospholipids have a hydrophylic (water-loving) phosphate head and hydrophobic (water-hating) aliphatic hydrocarbon tails. When in solution (such as water), such molecules naturally pack together to form a complete structure called a mycelle.
In Biology, this of course allows for the formation of membranes- essential for life to exist as it does. In general science, mycelles exist everywhere. For example, when you use washing up liquid, the resulting bubbles are mycelles- as are droplets of oil in water etc.
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What is the function of the cell mambrane?
the membrane is the second layer of the cell . It helps the cell wall take care of cell
What is great different between plant and animal cell?
The greatest difference between the plant and animal cell is that the plant cell has a cellulose wall and the animal cell lacks this cell wall and is instead bordered by a cell mambrane.
How does the Endoplasmic Reticulum relate to football?
nuclear membrane is like football central court, nucleos is like officall. endoplasmic reticulum is around the nuclear mambrane so we can say that endoplasmic reticulum is like football audience
What is the job of the cell wall?
It is to protect and support the plant cell.
How can a cell maintain its internal environment?
"chemical balance" is called Homeostasis. Homeostasis is keeping equilibrium in the body by offsetting changes. For example, your body is normal at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit when it drops below said temperature, your body increases chemical reactions that release heat, or the latter which would be shivering. "chemical balance" is called Homeostasis. Homeostasis is keeping equilibrium in the body by offsetting changes. For example, your body is normal at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit when it drops below said temperature, your body increases chemical reactions that release heat, or the latter which would be shivering.
What are the cylindrical extensions of a plasma membrane?
fine structure of plasma mambrane that can only be seen with electron microscope is called ultra structure of plasma mambrane the ultra structure of plasma mambrane is that this mambrane is consist of phospholipid bilayer in which protien molecules are embbeded at intervals in mosaic mannaer.
What is the function of the cell mambrane?
the membrane is the second layer of the cell . It helps the cell wall take care of cell
What does the nuclear mambrane do?
covers the nucleus
What is nuclear mambrane?
encloses the nucleus
What a cell mambrane do?
IT CONTROLS WHAT GOES IN AND OUT OF THE CELL
Fibrous mambrane that covers the bone?
Periosteum
The cell mambrane in both animal and plant cells is called?
A plasmamembrane.
What does the cell mambrane of an animal cell do?
controls what get in and out of the cell and shapes the cell
Do bacteria cells have a cell mambrane?
yes all cells have a cell membrane
Will calcium chloride increase or decrease sodium chloride rejection in a membrane filter?
It will increase rejection of NaCl but will reduce recovery of mambrane. Vivekthakur01@gmail.com
Why is kidney dialysis a good example of the application of substance transport through the cell membrane?
3ow poh gudd mornin :D example of preposition in a sentencence transport though the cell mambrane
What features do all cells?
That depends on what kind of cell it is. If it is a Eukaryotic cell than it will have a nucleus, cell mambrane, and regular organells like the mitochondria. Its DNA is carried in the Nucleus. And prokaryotic cells dont have any of this!
