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Types of Lipid Linked Proteins
Lesson 8 of 29 • 29 upvotes • 11:18mins
Neha Taneja
This lesson explains about the types of Lipid Linked proteins along with their structural properties, cellular locations, attachment site and bonding present in them.
Membrane Structure and Function
29 lessons • 4h 8m
1
Overview of the Course
5:59mins
2
What is Plasma Membrane?
6:17mins
3
Structure of Plasma Membrane
9:29mins
4
Components of Plasma Membrane
6:49mins
5
Functions of Plasma Membrane
7:09mins
6
Practice Set-1
5:43mins
7
Membrane Protein Diffusion
8:36mins
8
Types of Lipid Linked Proteins
11:18mins
9
Some important terms and Processes
8:45mins
10
Diffusion
9:42mins
11
Carrier and channel protein
7:42mins
12
Important Differences between channel and carrier proteins
11:05mins
13
Facilitated Diffusion
6:14mins
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Example-1 facilitated Diffusion: GLUT TRANSPORTER
9:21mins
15
Example-2 Facilitated Diffusion: Chloride Shift
9:42mins
16
Example-3 Facilitated Diffusion: Aquaporin
7:55mins
17
Osmosis (Part-1)
8:59mins
18
Osmosis (Part-2)
8:20mins
19
Reverse Osmosis and Applications of Osmosis
11:44mins
20
Ionophores and it's examples
8:26mins
21
Patch Clamp Technique (Part-1)
8:38mins
22
Patch Clamp Technique (Part-2)
8:42mins
23
Active Transport
9:57mins
24
Primary Active Transport
11:58mins
25
Transport ATPase (Part-1)
8:34mins
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Transport ATPase (Part-2)
9:23mins
27
Secondary Active Transport
7:28mins
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Difference between Primary and secondary Active Transport
7:22mins
29
Practice Set-1
7:01mins
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