The Frye-Edidin experiments can be rationalized by it as being the result of free diffusion, but one problem with it was discovered by Kusumi and concerned a "skeleton fence." First developed in 1972 by Singer and Nicolson, it states, among other things, that lipids and proteins can rotate. In addition, it describes a certa
The Frye-Edidin experiments can be rationalized by it as being the result of free diffusion, but one problem with it was discovered by Kusumi and concerned a "skeleton fence." First developed in 1972 by Singer and Nicolson, it states, among other things, that lipids and proteins can rotate. In addition, it describes a certain structure as a functionally asymmetric lipid bilayer studded with embedded proteins that aid in transport. For 10 points, name this model used to conceptualize cell membranes.
The Frye-Edidin experiments can be rationalized by it as being the result of free diffusion, but one problem with it was discovered by Kusumi and concerned a "skeleton fence.