Transmembrane protein - Revision history

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	! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of transmembrane protein		! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of transmembrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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	\| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] \|\| protein involved in the transport of one of these across a [[biological membrane]]: ion, small molecule, or macromolecule (such as another protein) \|\| membrane transport proteins ''must'' be transmembrane proteins as they need to have access to both the inside and the outside in order to facilitate transport across the membrane.		\| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] \|\| protein involved in the transport of one of these across a [[biological membrane]]: ion, small molecule, or macromolecule (such as another protein) \|\| membrane transport proteins ''must'' be transmembrane proteins as they need to have access to both the inside and the outside in order to facilitate transport across the membrane. \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|membrane transport protein\|transmembrane protein}}
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	\| [[Broader than::solute carrier]] \|\| protein involved in transport across a [[biological membrane]] that transports each specific ion, molecule, or macromolecule in only one specific direction (inside to outside or outside to inside) \|\| (via membrane transport protein)		\| [[Broader than::solute carrier]] \|\| protein involved in transport across a [[biological membrane]] that transports each specific ion, molecule, or macromolecule in only one specific direction (inside to outside or outside to inside) \|\| (via membrane transport protein) \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|solute carrier\|transmembrane protein}}
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	\| [[Broader than::ion channel]] \|\| protein that [[facilitated diffusion\|facilitates diffusion]] of ions across the biological membrane; the movement of ions is in principle bidirectional \|\| (via membrane transport protein)		\| [[Broader than::ion channel]] \|\| protein that [[facilitated diffusion\|facilitates diffusion]] of ions across the biological membrane; the movement of ions is in principle bidirectional \|\| (via membrane transport protein) \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|ion channel\|transmembrane protein}}
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	! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of transmembrane protein		! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with the concept of transmembrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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	\| [[Narrower than::integral membrane protein]] \|\| protein that is bound to at least one side of the [[lipid bilayer]] of a [[biological membrane]] \|\| transmembrane proteins are one kind of integral membrane protein (the ''polytopic'' kind, that attach to both sides of the lipid bilayer); the other kind, that attach to just one side, are called [[integral monotopic protein]]s.		\| [[Narrower than::integral membrane protein]] \|\| protein that is bound to at least one side of the [[lipid bilayer]] of a [[biological membrane]] \|\| transmembrane proteins are one kind of integral membrane protein (the ''polytopic'' kind, that attach to both sides of the lipid bilayer); the other kind, that attach to just one side, are called [[integral monotopic protein]]s. \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|transmembrane protein\|integral membrane protein}}
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	\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a [[biological membrane]] \|\| (via integral membrane protein; integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein, the other kind being [[peripheral membrane protein]])		\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a [[biological membrane]] \|\| (via integral membrane protein; integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein, the other kind being [[peripheral membrane protein]]) \|\| {{intermediate notions short\|transmembrane protein\|membrane protein}}
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	\| [[Broader than::solute carrier]] \|\| protein involved in transport across a [[biological membrane]] that transports each specific ion, molecule, or macromolecule in only one specific direction (inside to outside or outside to inside) \|\| (via membrane transport protein)		\| [[Broader than::solute carrier]] \|\| protein involved in transport across a [[biological membrane]] that transports each specific ion, molecule, or macromolecule in only one specific direction (inside to outside or outside to inside) \|\| (via membrane transport protein)
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			\| [[Broader than::ion channel]] \|\| protein that [[facilitated diffusion\|facilitates diffusion]] of ions across the biological membrane; the movement of ions is in principle bidirectional \|\| (via membrane transport protein)
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	\| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] \|\| protein involved in the transport of one of these across a [[biological membrane]]: ion, small molecule, or macromolecule (such as another protein) \|\| membrane transport proteins ''must'' be transmembrane proteins as they need to have access to both the inside and the outside in order to facilitate transport across the membrane.		\| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] \|\| protein involved in the transport of one of these across a [[biological membrane]]: ion, small molecule, or macromolecule (such as another protein) \|\| membrane transport proteins ''must'' be transmembrane proteins as they need to have access to both the inside and the outside in order to facilitate transport across the membrane.
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			\| [[Broader than::solute carrier]] \|\| protein involved in transport across a [[biological membrane]] that transports each specific ion, molecule, or macromolecule in only one specific direction (inside to outside or outside to inside) \|\| (via membrane transport protein)
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	\| [[Narrower than::integral membrane protein]] \|\| protein that is bound to at least one side of the [[lipid bilayer]] of a [[biological membrane]] \|\| transmembrane proteins are one kind of integral membrane protein (the ''polytopic'' kind, that attach to both sides of the lipid bilayer); the other kind, that attach to just one side, are called [[integral monotopic protein]]s.		\| [[Narrower than::integral membrane protein]] \|\| protein that is bound to at least one side of the [[lipid bilayer]] of a [[biological membrane]] \|\| transmembrane proteins are one kind of integral membrane protein (the ''polytopic'' kind, that attach to both sides of the lipid bilayer); the other kind, that attach to just one side, are called [[integral monotopic protein]]s.
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	\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a [[biological membrane]] \|\| (via integral membrane protein; integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein)		\| [[Narrower than::membrane protein]] \|\| protein that interacts with a [[biological membrane]] \|\| (via integral membrane protein; integral membrane proteins are a special kind of membrane protein, the other kind being [[peripheral membrane protein]])
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 ==Definition==
-'''Transmembrane proteins''' (acronym '''TM''') (also called '''integral polytopic proteins''') are a particular kind of [[integral membrane protein]] attached to the [[lipid bilayer]] in a [[biological membrane]].
+'''Transmembrane proteins''' (acronym '''TM''') (also called '''integral polytopic proteins''') are a particular kind of [[integral membrane protein]] attached to the [[lipid bilayer]] in a [[biological membrane]], defined as follows:
 Transmembrane proteins are attached across ''both'' the two layers (the inner leaflet and the outer leaflet) of the lipid bilayer. In this, they differ from the [[integral monotopic protein]]s, which are permanently attached to the membrane from only one side.

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	==Definition==		==Definition==

	'''Transmembrane proteins''' (acronym '''TM''') (also called '''integral polytopic proteins''') are a particular kind of [[~~defining ingredient::~~integral membrane protein]] attached to the [[~~defining ingredient::~~lipid bilayer]] in a [[~~defining ingredient::~~biological membrane]].		'''Transmembrane proteins''' (acronym '''TM''') (also called '''integral polytopic proteins''') are a particular kind of [[integral membrane protein]] attached to the [[lipid bilayer]] in a [[biological membrane]].

	Transmembrane proteins are attached across ''both'' the two layers (the inner leaflet and the outer leaflet) of the lipid bilayer. In this, they differ from the [[integral monotopic protein]]s, which are permanently attached to the membrane from only one side.		Transmembrane proteins are attached across ''both'' the two layers (the inner leaflet and the outer leaflet) of the lipid bilayer. In this, they differ from the [[integral monotopic protein]]s, which are permanently attached to the membrane from only one side.

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==Definition==

'''Transmembrane proteins''' (acronym '''TM''') (also called '''integral polytopic proteins''') are a particular kind of [[defining ingredient::integral membrane protein]] attached to the [[defining ingredient::lipid bilayer]] in a [[defining ingredient::biological membrane]].

Transmembrane proteins are attached across ''both'' the two layers (the inner leaflet and the outer leaflet) of the lipid bilayer. In this, they differ from the [[integral monotopic protein]]s, which are permanently attached to the membrane from only one side.