How Proteins Anchor Themselves in the Membrane
About the Lecture
The lecture How Proteins Anchor Themselves in the Membrane by Georgina Cornwall, PhD is from the course Cellular Structure.
Included Quiz Questions
How do lipid-anchored proteins attach themselves to cell membranes?
- They attach to the hydrophobic tail of a phospholipid.
- They use an alpha-helix to span the membrane.
- They attach to the hydrophobic head of a phospholipid.
- They attach to the hydrophilic tail of a phospholipid.
Pores in a cell membrane are often composed of which of the following?
- β-pleated sheets of protein molecules
- α-pleated sheets of protein molecules
- α-helices of protein molecules
- Peripheral membrane proteins
- Glycoproteins
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Author of lecture How Proteins Anchor Themselves in the Membrane
Georgina Cornwall, PhD
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