Physiology 1.1

adhere tightly to cytoplasmic or extracellular surfaces; non-covalently bonded

interact through ionic interactions with 'phospholipid head'

'salt bridges' with adherent proteins 

direct binding of peripheral proteins to the extracellular or cytoplasmic surface of integral proteins

intimately associated with lipid bilayer. functions as receptors, channels, pores, carriers, and pumps

loose carbohydrate coat found in the entire outside surface of the cell. gives an overall negative charge that repels other negative objects. attaches one-cell to another. receptor substances for binding hormones

where the transcription of ribosomal RN and assembly of ribosomal subunits occur

fibrillar skeleton in the interior surface of the inner nuclear membrane; provide structural support

DNA to RNA code

formation of proteins from the RNA template