Concept of Movement of Substances Across a Plasma Membrane (2)

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Characteristics of movement of substances across a plasma membrane

- Lipid soluble substances (nonpolar molecules) - Lipid insoluble substances (small molecule and ion and large molecule)

Example of lipid-soluble substances (nonpolar molecules) (1)

Fatty acid

Example of lipid-soluble substances (nonpolar molecules) (2)

Glycerol

Example of lipid-soluble substances (nonpolar molecules) (3)

Fat soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K)

Example of lipid-soluble substances (nonpolar molecules) (4)

Steroid compounds

Example of lipid insoluble substances (small molecules and ion) (1)

Polar molecules (Example: water)

Example of lipid insoluble substances (small molecules and ion) (2)

Nonpolar molecules (Examples: oxygen, carbon dioxide)

Example of lipid insoluble substances (small molecules and ion) (3)

Ion (Examples: K+, Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+)

Example of lipid insoluble substances (large molecule) (1)

Glucose

Example of lipid insoluble substances (large molecule) (2)

Amino acid

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