Which of the below molecules would be expected to be membrane
permeable and freely pass through a lipid bilayer?
Select all that apply
Lipd Soluble, Non-charged non-polar molecules can easily pass through lipid bilayer.
CO2, N2 and Hexane (C6H14) can easily pass through lipid bilayer.
Na+ and K+ are charged ions and glucose has large molecular size to Cross through lipid bilayer...though glucose pass through transmembrane protein.
Which of the below molecules would be expected to be membrane permeable and freely pass through a lipid bilayer? Select...
Order the following compounds from most permeable (will easily pass through the lipid bilayer) to least permeable (will not pass through the lipid bilayer). Water [Select] Adenine (a large polar compound) [Select] Ammonium ion [Select CO2 Select
Which of the following substances can easily pass directly through the lipid portion of the bilayer unassisted? Select all that apply! a. ions b. water c. steroid hormones d. gases e. large biomolecules
Which of the following molecules may diffuse freely through a phospholipid bilayer? please select two answers- -asparagine, an amino acid with a large, hydrophilic side chain -alanine, an amino acid with a small, hydrophobic side-chain -testosterone, a steroid hormone -fructose, a monosaccharide molecular oxygen (O2)
Which of the following would produce the most fluid lipid bilayer? O phospholipids with tails of 26 carbon atoms and two double bonds O phospholipids with fully saturated tails of 20 carbon atoms O large amounts of cholesterol O phospholipids with tails of 20 carbon atoms and two double bonds o phospholipids with fully saturated tails of 24 carbon atoms Which of the following can influence the rate at which a molecule will move across a lipid bilayer? (Check all...
Which of the following best describes the structure of lipid bilayer? Select the correct answer below. O A double layer of phospholipids with the polar ends facing inwards. O A double layer of phospholipids with the polar ends facing outwards. O A double layer of cholesterol molecules with the polar ends facing inwards O A double layer of cholesterol molecules with the polar ends facing outwards
If the lipid bilayer in Section B represents the ER membrane, which part of the protein is found INSIDE the ER (in the ER lumen)? A. COOH 26 oligosaccharides transmembrane a helix cause lipid bilayer B. LSH- C. -NH2 SH Figure 10-22. Molecular Biology of the Cell, 4th Edition O The entire protein must be inside the lumen of the ER. O All sections are equally likely to be in the ER lumen. Section B is inside the ER lumen....
What molecules can pass people? through a lipid membrane? Which molecules are at 4. What technology was used to figure out the fluidity of cell membranesie the membrane pids are mobile? 5. Does the mobily membrane proteins der so why Look at worksheet for das 21 Compare MPL MP2 and MP3 proteins & What is the role of SRP in the rouch ER? 7. Draw apath for a n d protein from gene expression to secretion Nudes where the is...
3. Based on the structure to the right what type of lipid would this figure below be characterized as? a. Is this lipid more likely to move laterally 200 Å in the bilayer or to move 50 Å in a transverse direction (through the bilayer) from one leaflet to another? Why? b. You treat this lipid with phospholipase A2 to remove the fatty acid at position C2. You then place the extracted fatty acid into a non-polar solvent. What type...
please help in all questions!! Which of the molecules below is the expected major product of the following reduction? Na, NH3) Н H Н нн H H For the given compounds answer the following. Compound A Compound B Compound C Identify which compound is expected to be most acidic. Compound A Compound B Compound C Choose the correct option to justify your choice. ODeprotonation of the compound generates an antiaromatic lon. Deprotonation of the compound generates an aromatic ion. Deprotonation...
09. Which of the followine statements regarding channel proteins (shown below (shown below) is for propratic of all a. Channel proteins can assist polar molecules to cross the plasma membrane by facilitated diffusion b. The gated ion channel can allow ions to pass when stimulated to open. c. The surface of a channel protein in contact with the bilayer would likely have hydrophilic amino acids d. Water plays a role in determining which ions are allowed to pass through an...