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Use the labels to draw and annotate a cell membrane. Build the cell membrane across the center of the page. Then, determine the
regions of the membrane that are hydrophobic and hydrophilic.
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Use The Labels To Draw And Annotate A Cell Membrane Build The Cell Membrane Across The Center Of The Page Then Determine The Regions Of The Membrane That Are Hy class=

Sagot :

Hydrophobic is water fearing so this will be the inside or between.

Hydrophilic is water loving so this will be in direct contact with the water so it should go at two places.

The plasma membrane is AMPHIPATHIC (important word) meaning it was two sides a water loving and water fearing side. The circle is polar meaning is wants to make contact with water and the middle is non polar meaning it doesn’t want to be near water
Histrionicus

The cell membrane is made up of the lipid bilayer that has two layers of lipid molecule, check the image for correct answers and labels:

The lipid bilayer is a thin polar membrane made of two layers of lipid molecules. These membranes make a continuous barrier around all cells and protect the cell from external toxins and molecules that cause harm.

The lipid molecule contains two layers of lipid molecule and each lipid molecule has

  • a polar head - hydrophilic in nature
  • a nonpolar tail - hydrophobic in nature

In lipid bilayer of the cell, polar head groups face water, and hydrophobic tail faces each other and avoids water (check image for proper representation)

Learn more about phospholipid bilayer:

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