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Dictionary » M » Membrane Carrier Membrane CarrierA [[ protein or [[ enzyme that [[actively transports materials in an organism. ![]()
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Results from our forumTheories - Origin of LifeLife: the active situational model on the cell membrane, equipped with a polypeptide-nucleic technology Polypeptide-nucleic technology: ... database recorded triplet code of four letters in the DNA-nucleotide carrier, through the device of RNA-IO is implemented in the polypeptide interface. ...
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Theories - Origin of Lifescottie Thank you! :D The hypothesis is that the cell membrane - this is a direct descendant of the brilliant engineers who have several ... micro-molecular technology". That's membrane and is the carrier of "consciousness" - what we call 'I'. Everything else - equipment. ...
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Re: (Facilitated Diffusion), Carrier protein.... low transition energy barrier. If the energy barrier between protein conformations is low, a protein can randomly pick up cargo on one side of the membrane and (THWACK with a solvent molecule) change conformation to release the cargo on the other side. Occasionally a cargo molecule will be moved ...
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(Facilitated Diffusion), Carrier protein.In facilitated diffusion, the carrier protein facilitate the molecule by changing its shape and move the molecule across the membrane. Since that facilitated diffusion is a passive transport, it does not require ATP. :?: BUT, ...
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Re: passive active transport, h2o transport tree, bacteria, exam... and leads to an influx of water molecules over the semi-permeable membrane. I didn't get all three points though. I'm not really sure how one ... concentration gradient" and 1 point "proteins use energy rich carrier molecules to "pump" the required molecules/ions over the ...
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