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briefly describe the 2 membrane proteins of a cell

integral protein - exten through the memberane


peripheral protein - attached on the surface of memberane

what are the functions of membrane proteins

1.ion channel - allows specific ions to enter


2. Receptor


3. carrier/transport - binds specific substance changes shape and moves across membrane


4. enzyme - catalyse reaction (inside or outside cell)


5.cell identity - allows recognition


6. linker - anchors intracellular and extracellular filaments to the cell membrane allows cell movement

what is the concentration gradient

the difference in the concentration of a substance inside to outside the cell

how do substance travel across the membrane

Kinetic Energy


diffusion simple


Osmosis




Through Protein membranes


Facilitated Diffusion - channel mediated and carrier mediate


Active transport - primary active requires ATP and secondary active requires energy from sodium and hydrogen (symporters ,anti porters)




Through Vesicles


Endocytosis - receptor mediated, phagocytes, bulk phase


Exocytosis


Transcytosis