Hydrophilic molecules are able to cross the membrane through phospholipids. integral carbohydrates. peripheral proteins. extracellular glycoproteins. transmembrane proteins.

Hydrophilic molecules are able to cross the membrane through phospholipids. integral carbohydrates. peripheral proteins. extracellular glycoproteins. transmembrane proteins.

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