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QB: Cell Biology- Chapter 3

Chapter 3: Structure and Function of Cell Membrane

2 Marks:
  1. structural protein
  2. integral protein
  3. enzymes
  4. carrier proteins
  5. intrinsic protein
  6. extrinsic protein
  7. glycolipid
  8. glycoprotein
  9. lipoprotein
  10. lipid bilayer
  11. hydrophobic
  12. hydrophilic
  13. exocytosis
  14. endocytosis
  15. pinocytosis
  16. phagocytosis
4 marks:
  1. describe different types of proteins present in plasma membrane (cell membrane)
  2.  explain the fluid mosaic structure of cell membrane
  3. explain the process of phagocytosis
  4. explain the process of pinocytosis
8 marks:
  1. describe the Fluid Mosaic Structure of Cell membrane with help of well labeled diagram
  2. explain the structure of cell membrane
  3. Describe the functions of cell membrane
16 marks:
  1. describe structure and function of cell membrane
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