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Demo simulation of Protein channels in a membrane.Or a bubble with a hole in it.

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First published at 21:32 UTC on January 19th, 2021.

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Cell membranes are a phospholipid bilayer with protein channels floating amidst the layer, which allow substances to enter or leave the cell.
Visually and structurally they very similar to soap bubbles, so if you strengthen the soap bubble with glycerol, gently place a string loop onto the soap bubble, and then pop the part of the bubble inside the loop, surface tension will pull the loop into a perfect circle and the hole will now float in the bubble and can even be moved around.
So it's a nice way to help people visualise how the surface of cells can have holes in them.

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