Connective tissue objectives –List the basic components of connective tissue and their contribution to tissue function. –Name and describe the different.

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Connective tissue objectives –List the basic components of connective tissue and their contribution to tissue function. –Name and describe the different connective tissue types. Q: If a stem cell divided and differentiated into connective tissue, what characteristics would that tissue have?

Cell Membrane Components Describe and diagram the composition of a cell membrane. Explain how membrane composition influences molecule permeability. List and describe the function of different membrane protein types and structures.

Phospholipids

Structural TransportersReceptorsEnzymes Functional membrane protein types

Small hydrophobic/ lipophilic molecules Small uncharged polar molecules Large uncharged polar molecules Ions

Channels - chemically-gated - voltage-gated - mechanically-gated - leaky (chronically open) Carriers - passive or active (energy using) Transporter types