Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
A most recent and acceptable model for membrane structure known as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Synchronized movement of two different molecules in same direction known as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Process of diffusion depending upon concentration gradient of substance having no energy movement across membrane called as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Proteins loosely attached to surface of membrane can easily be detached named as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Tightly bound proteins to lipid bilayer that are only detached by organic solvent or detergent known as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Movement of single molecule across membrane is called:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Transport of material across membrane against concentration gradient with expenditure of energy known as:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Diffusion of a molecule across membrane from higher concentration to lower concentration also mediated by carrier proteins called:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
For structure of membrane lipid bilayer model is originally proposed by:
Chemical Composition and Transport of Membranes
Process in which macromolecules are released out of cells called: