Can proteins in the plasma membrane move around the membrane? Why is this characteristic beneficial to the cell?

Biology

1 answer:

Katena32 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Yes they can

Explanation:

<em>Based on the fluid mosaic model of the lipidic bilayer of the membranes we know that proteins embedded in it have the ability to undergo translational diffusion</em>. <em>Membrane fluidity is important to the cell because is associated to transport rates, it can respond to the necessities of the organism,</em> for example, in some organisms this fluidity can be modified by temperature stress or according to their nutrient necessities.

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