Match the concept in column A to the concept in column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the blank provided. B A. substances that ionize in water B. Provides support and anchorage for the shape of the cells. C. second component of the transduction pathway D. Singer and Nicholson E. synthesis reaction F. decomposition reaction A 1. isotopes 2. A+B»AB 3. more H* than OH- 4. electrolytes 5. cell adhesion 6. extracellular matrix (ECM) G. ampiphatic 7. receptor protein 8. Phospholipids H. same atomic numbers but different atomic weights I. 9. fluid mosaic model Binds to a specific ligand molecules J. The ability of a single cell to stick to another cell К. basic L. acidic 10. Integral membrane protein 11. Lipid rafts 12. peripheral membrane protein A 13. more OH than H* 14. glycolipids M. ligand receptors N. cholesterol enriched microdomains O. loosely attached to the inner membrane leaflet P. lipids with attached carbohydrate. Q. Fatty acid tails of inner and outer 15.hydrophobic region leaflet are in contact with each other

Match the concept in column A to the concept in column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on the blank provided. B A. substances that ionize in water B. Provides support and anchorage for the shape of the cells. C. second component of the transduction pathway D. Singer and Nicholson E. synthesis reaction F. decomposition reaction A 1. isotopes 2. A+B»AB 3. more H* than OH- 4. electrolytes 5. cell adhesion 6. extracellular matrix (ECM) G. ampiphatic 7. receptor protein 8. Phospholipids H. same atomic numbers but different atomic weights I. 9. fluid mosaic model Binds to a specific ligand molecules J. The ability of a single cell to stick to another cell К. basic L. acidic 10. Integral membrane protein 11. Lipid rafts 12. peripheral membrane protein A 13. more OH than H* 14. glycolipids M. ligand receptors N. cholesterol enriched microdomains O. loosely attached to the inner membrane leaflet P. lipids with attached carbohydrate. Q. Fatty acid tails of inner and outer 15.hydrophobic region leaflet are in contact with each other

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