Video: The Plasma Membrane – A View of the Cell

December 19, 2010

Cell Biology

What would the cell be without the plasma membrane? I mean really – A bunch of organelles floating around everywhere, anything being able to get in or out – that’s just not a pretty picture. In this section, I talk about the structure and function of the plasma membrane, and how important it is for maintaining homeostasis (balance).

So go ahead and watch the video, learn about the phospholipid bilayer that we call the plasma membrane, and be intrigued.

Outline:

  • Maintaining a Balance
  • The Plasma Membrane
  • The Structure of the Plasma Membrane

About The Author Leslie Samuel

Leslie Samuel is the creator of Interactive Biology. He created this site to help Make Biology Fun and has the goal of making this the biggest and best biology resource on the net.

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  1. InteractiveBiology Says:

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  4. InteractiveBiology Says:

    You are already enrolled of the School of Interactive Biology Online :D

    Hey, glad to know you are finding value in the content! Stay tuned for many more!

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  5. sciencerocks1995 Says:

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  6. InteractiveBiology Says:

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  7. InteractiveBiology Says:

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  11. Saad Khan Says:

    Hey, can you explain plant hormones because im struggling with it.
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