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when was the
fluid mosaic model
suggested?
1972
what happened in
1972
?
the
fluid mosaic model
was suggested to describe the
arrangement
of
molecules
in the
membrane
Give details about the
fluid mosaic model
?
in the
model
,
phospholipid molecules
form a
continuous
,
double layer
(
bilayer
)
why is this
bilayer
'fluid'?
because the
phospholipids
are
constantly moving
give an example of a
molecule present
within the
bilayer
?
cholestoral
molecules
how are
proteins
scattered through the
bilayer
?
SCATTERED
through the
bilayer
, like
tiles
in a
mosaic
give examples of
proteins
found scattered through the
bilayer
?
channel
proteins
carrier
proteins
receptor
proteins
what do
channel
and
carrier proteins
do?
Allow
large molecules
and
ions
to
pass through
the
membrane
What do
receptor proteins
do?
Receptor proteins
on the
cell-surface membrane
allow the cell to
detect chemicals released
from other
cells
The
chemicals signal
to the cell to
respond
in
some way
How are some
proteins
able to
movee
through the
bilayer
?
some
proteins
are able to
move sideways
through the
bilayer
, whilst others are
fixed
in
position
What is the structure of a
glycoprotein
?
Proteins
which have a
polysaccharide chain attached
What is the structure of a
glycolipid
?
a
lipid
with a
polysaccharide chain attached
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