Integral membrane protein - Revision history

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	! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of integral membrane protein !! Intermediate notions		! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of integral membrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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	\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a biological membrane; but not necessarily attached to it \|\| integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein that is permanently attached to the membrane; the other kind are [[peripheral membrane protein]]s \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|integral membrane protein\|membrane protein}}		\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a biological membrane, but not necessarily attached to it \|\| integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein that is permanently attached to the membrane; the other kind are [[peripheral membrane protein]]s \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|integral membrane protein\|membrane protein}}
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	# [[transmembrane protein]] (also called integral polytopic protein)		# [[transmembrane protein]] (also called integral polytopic protein)
	# [[integral monotopic protein]]		# [[integral monotopic protein]]

			==Relation with other concepts==

			===Broader concepts===

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			! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of integral membrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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			\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a biological membrane; but not necessarily attached to it \|\| integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein that is permanently attached to the membrane; the other kind are [[peripheral membrane protein]]s \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|integral membrane protein\|membrane protein}}
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			! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of integral membrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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			\| [[Broader than::transmembrane protein]] \|\| protein that is attached to both sides of the [[lipid bilayer]] of the biological membrane \|\| transmembrane proteins are one kind of integral membrane protein (the ''polytopic'' type); the other type is [[integral monotopic protein]]s, that are attached to just one side \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|transmembrane protein\|integral membrane protein}}
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			\| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] \|\| protein that facilitates transport across the biological membrane \|\| (via transmembrane protein) \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|membrane transport protein\|integral membrane protein}}
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==Definition==

An '''integral membrane protein''' (also called '''IMP''') is a [[protein]] molecule permanently attached to a [[biological membrane]] (such as a [[cell membrane]] or the membrane of an [[organelle]] in a [[eukaryotic cell]]).

==Types==

Integral membrane proteins are of two main types:

# [[transmembrane protein]] (also called integral polytopic protein)
# [[integral monotopic protein]]