| Definition | Term |
|---|
| Folds formed by inner mitochondrial membrane | |
| This type of molecule plays a large role in regulating membrane fluidity | |
| Viral infection in which the viral DNA is inserted into the host genome | |
| Compounds that bind to 'faciliative transporters' to cross membrane are traveling through... | |
| Name for a virus outside of a 'host' cell | |
| The type of charge more prevalant inside a cell | |
| The temperature at which a membrane goes from a liquid crystal state to a crystalline state is called the... | |
| Cell part: contains genome; ribosome assembly | |
| Enzyme the synthesizes ATP | |
| Viral infection in which the production of virus particles ruptures (and kills) the cell | |
| Cell part: degradation of cellular material | |
| Channels in outer mitochondrial membrane | |
| Channels that respond to binding of specific molecules | |
| Stacks of 'sacs' withing the endomembrane system | |
| Lipid movement from leaflet to leaflet in the bilayer is | |
| Small areas of the plasma membrane that are enriched in certain types of lipids | |
| An assembly of carbohydrate groups attached to lipids/proteins on outer membrane | |
| Lipids in biological membranes are not exclusively hydrophobic or hydrophilic. They are... | |
| In short, planned cell death | |
| Channels that respond to changes in charge across the membrane | |
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