human cell pt1

2. type of transport that uses proteins that regulate the movement of specific molecules across a vesicles membrane
4. this part of the PLB is hydrophilic and made up of phosphate glycerol
5. protein that binds other proteins to cell structures like cytoskeleton/extracellular matrix
6. diffusion that needs help through carriers/channels
10. molecules or ions in a cell that transmit signals received at the surface from extracellular signaling molecules
11. proteins that are permanently embedded/spans across the entire plasma membrane
12. diffusion that needs no help
13. a protein on the outer layer of the PLB that recognizes drugs/cellular components and causes an immune response
15. type of transport with ion-gated voltage channels that only open with energy

1. neurotransmitters that binds to receptor protein and activates intracellular signaling pathways
3. a protein in the membrane that usually requires no energy to move substances across PLB
7. the tendency of ions/molecules to move from an area of high concentration to low concentration
8. fuzzy looking coating on the PLB, polysaccharide chain used for distant communication
9. high concentration of cholesterol and proteins in PLB used to signal molecules and antibody communication/raw component storage
14. when G-proteins phosphorylate they create this, gives G-proteins energy to move and locate adenylate cyclase