1. How does the cell membrane affect homeostasis (i.e., actively maintaining a stable internal environment) in the cell? (select ALL accurate statements)
A) the cell membrane prevents charged ions, and (most) large, polar molecules from entering
B) the cell membrane allows some molecules to enter freely
C) the cell membrane prevents nonpolar molecules from entering the cell
D) the cell membrane is a selective barrier
2. The cell plasma membrane has integral and peripheral proteins in the phospholipid bilayer. These proteins may be bound to ____. (select ALL correct answers)
A) ribososomes
B) proteins embedded in a neighboring cell plasma membrane
C) cytoskeletal elements in the cell interior
D) extracellular structures
Question 01:-
Accurate statements
(A) the cell membrane prevents charged ions and (most) large, polar molecules from entering.
(B)the cell membrane allows some molecules to enter freely (ex- uncharged small molecules)
(D) the cell membrane is a selective barrier. (Regulates all materials that enter or leave the cell)
Question 02:-
(A) ribosomes
(C) cytoskeleton elements in the cell interior
(D)extracellular structures
1. How does the cell membrane affect homeostasis (i.e., actively maintaining a stable internal en...
rane is a flexible barrier that surrounds and contains the cytoplasm of the cell. It is composed of a phospholipid bilayer, in which are embedded various proteins, cholesterol, and attached carbohydrate groups. To help you review plasma membrane struc- ture, label Figure 2.3 with the terms provided below. Carbohydrate Protein 2 Carbohydrate Lipid Pore Integral (transmembrane) proteins 4- Polar head (hydrophilic) Fatty acid tails (hydrophobic) Polar head (hydrophilic) היות חם Cytosol 5 Peripheral proteins Figure 2.3. The plasma membrane 1....