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Proteins are important in all aspects of homeostasis (balanced health) in the cells as well as in the organism (living things). Proteins have limited optimal ranges regarding pH and temperature. Acids and bases effect pH levels, so if it becomes too high or too low the proteins will become denatured (no longer work properly) which will have a negative effect on homeostasis.<span>
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Answer:
Eukaryotic cell membranes:
phosphatidylserine - it is found in the inner leaflet of the membrane and plays role in the cell cycle signaling.
phosphatidylcholine - these are a major group of the membrane in eukaryotes.
phosphatidylinositol - it is also present in eukaryotic cells only in significant amounts
both bacterial and eukaryotic cell membrane:
phosphatidylglycerol - directly activates lipid-gated ion channels in both type of cell membrane
phosphatidylethanolamine - helps in assembling membrane proteins.
cardiolipin - it present in both eukaryotic and bacterial membrane however it makes 20% of the inner membrane of the mitochondrial membrane
Bacterial membrane:
No particular lipid