48 Vektoren zum Thema "phospholipid bilayer" bei ClipDealer

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Structure of two lipids. Stearic acid (fatty acid) and phosphatidylcholine (phospholipid) are composed of chemical groups that form polar heads (hydrophilic) and nonpolar tails" (hydrophobic).
Animal Cell Anatomy
Cell membrane. A detailed diagram models of membrane Structure
Flexible Phosholipid bilayer
Fluid mosaic model vector illustration. Cell membrane structure infographic
Cell with phospholipid bilayer membrane and porin ion channel transport protein
Ligand-gated ion channels. Ligand binding, Neurotransmitter receptors. Gating mechanism. Vector illustration
Cell with phospholipid bilayer membrane and porin ion channel transport protein
Plasma membrane phospholipid bilayer
Cell membrane structure. Close-up of a plasma membrane. Anatomy of Cytoplasmic membrane. Phospholipid bilayer and protein. Plasmalemma. Vector illustration. Medical poster
ion channel anatomy. Structure of membrane proteins that allow ions to pass through the channel pore. Vector illustration.
Phospholipid or phosphatides lipids microscopical structure outline diagram
Omega 3 phospholipid
Detailed Diagram Models of a Cell Membrane
Cell membrane structure, that is represented by lipid bilayer and its phosphatidylcholine (a phospholipid), that is composed of polar hydrophilic head and nonpolar hydrophobic tail.
Extracellular matrix labeled infographic vector illustration scheme.
Structure of cell membrane
Conventional and Sterically-Stabilized Liposome
Types of cell membrane transportation proteins. Visualization of uniporter (one molecule, one direction), symporter (two molecules, same directions), antiporter (two molecules, different directions).
Membrane structure
Oxidative phosphorylation process. Electron transport chain. The final step in cellular respiration. Vector illustration. Didatic illustration.
Membrane proteins. integral, and Peripheral membrane proteins, Single-pass, and Multi-pass transmembrane helix, Lipid-anchored protein. Vector illustration for biological, science and educational use
Cell membrane proteins
Liposomes Drug Delivery System Sheme
Animal Cell Anatomy
Electron Transport Chain is a series of compounds where it makes use of electrons from electron carrier to develop a chemical gradient
Fluid mosaic model with cell membrane anatomical structure outline diagram. Labeled educational scheme with glycoprotein, integral protein, glycolipid and phospholipid vector illustration.
Cell membrane transport systems illustration
Liposome structure. Phospholipid bilayer membrane and hydrophilic core. Spherical vesicles deliver nutrients to cell. Useful drug delivery system. Liposome medical infographic. Vector illustration.
Endocytosis, exocytosis. The cell transports proteins into the cell
Cell membrane transport systems illustration
Internal structure of Peroxisome (peroxisome anatomy)
Lysosomal cross-section with hydroelectric enzymes
Liposomes Drug Delivery System Sheme
Photosynthesis illustration
3D Lysosome diagram (Lysosomal anatomy)
Plasma Membrane, cell membrane, cytoplasmic membrane, plasmalemma
Cell membrane. Vector
Passive vs Active cell transport. Vector illustration. Didatic illustration.
Electron transport chain
Cell membrane (Lipid bilayer), Micelle, Liposome. Phospholipids aqueous solution structures. A detailed diagram models of membrane Structure. Vector illustration for biology, scientific, and medical use.
Cell membrane anatomical structure with glycoprotein, integral protein, glycolipid and cholesterol. Vector illustration.
Types of transport across membranes
Sodium potassium pump illustration
Animal Cell Anatomy
Peroxisome anatomy. Cross section of a cell organelle. Close-up of a Lipid bilayer Plasma membrane, Crystalline core, transport proteins. Vector illustration
Lysosome cell organelle vector illustration labeled cross section diagram
Cell membrane anatomical structure. Labeled educational scheme with glycoprotein, integral protein, glycolipid and cholesterol. Vector illustration.

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