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The term '''membrane protein''' is used for a [[protein]] that interacts with a [[biological membrane]]. Membrane proteins could be one of these:
The term '''membrane protein''' is used for a [[protein]] that interacts with a [[biological membrane]]. Membrane proteins could be one of these:


* [[Integral membrane protein]]s -- these are proteins permanently attached to a biological membrane
==Types==
* [[Peripheral membrane protein]]s -- these are proteins that interact with a biological membrane but are not permanently attached to it
 
# [[Integral membrane protein]]s -- these are proteins permanently attached to a biological membrane
# [[Peripheral membrane protein]]s -- these are proteins that interact with a biological membrane but are not permanently attached to it


==Relation with other concepts==
==Relation with other concepts==
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! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with membrane protein
! Concept !! Meaning !! Relationship with membrane protein !! Intermediate notions
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| [[Broader than::integral membrane protein]] || protein permanently attached to a biological membrane ||
| [[Broader than::integral membrane protein]] || protein permanently attached to a biological membrane || || {{intermediate notions short|integral membrane protein|membrane protein}}
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| [[Broader than::peripheral membrane protein]] || protein that interacts with a biological membrane without being attached to it ||
| [[Broader than::peripheral membrane protein]] || protein that interacts with a biological membrane without being attached to it || || {{intermediate notions short|peripheral membrane protein|membrane protein}}
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| [[Broader than::transmembrane protein]] || protein attached to both sides of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane || (via integral membrane protein)
| [[Broader than::transmembrane protein]] || protein attached to both sides of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane || (via integral membrane protein) || {{intermediate notions short|transmembrane protein|membrane protein}}
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| [[Broader than::integral monotopic protein]] || protein attached to one side of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane || (via integral membrane protein)
| [[Broader than::integral monotopic protein]] || protein attached to one side of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane || (via integral membrane protein) || {{intermediate notions short|integral monotopic protein|membrane protein}}
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| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] || protein that facilitates transport across a membrane || (via transmembrane protein)
| [[Broader than::membrane transport protein]] || protein that facilitates transport across a membrane || (via transmembrane protein) || {{intermediate notions short|membrane transport protein|membrane protein}}
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Latest revision as of 22:41, 22 November 2022

Definition

The term membrane protein is used for a protein that interacts with a biological membrane. Membrane proteins could be one of these:

Types

  1. Integral membrane proteins -- these are proteins permanently attached to a biological membrane
  2. Peripheral membrane proteins -- these are proteins that interact with a biological membrane but are not permanently attached to it

Relation with other concepts

Narrower concepts

Concept Meaning Relationship with membrane protein Intermediate notions
integral membrane protein protein permanently attached to a biological membrane |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
peripheral membrane protein protein that interacts with a biological membrane without being attached to it |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
transmembrane protein protein attached to both sides of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane (via integral membrane protein) Integral membrane protein|FULL LIST, MORE INFO
integral monotopic protein protein attached to one side of the lipid bilayer of a biological membrane (via integral membrane protein) |FULL LIST, MORE INFO
membrane transport protein protein that facilitates transport across a membrane (via transmembrane protein) Integral membrane protein, Transmembrane protein|FULL LIST, MORE INFO