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BIO 2600 Study Guide - Lipid Bilayer, Galactocerebroside, Amphiphile

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Related Questions

Animal cell:
1. Where are all the organelles listed found within the cell
- cell membrane
- Chromatin
- Nuclear Membrane
- Cytoplasm
- Golgi Body
- ER
- Ribosome
- vacuole
- centrioles
- cytoskeleton
- Lysosome
- mitochondria
- nucleolus
- Nucleus
2. Using the listed organelles in the animal cells, what function would each cell perform if it was apart of a hospital?

MEMBRANE STRUCTURE ONLY

1.desribe the structure of the cell membrane. what are thelipids found in the cell membrance and what are theirfunctions?

2.what characteristics of phospholipids determines membranefluidity?

3. compare integral and peripheral membrane proteins

4.list common functions of membranes and proteins

1a. Why does the nucleus have a double membrane?

B. Why does the mitochondria have a double membrane?

C. Why do chloroplasts have a double membrane?