What term best describes a cell membrane?

Answer 1

A double layered fluid structure containing sort of loose but contained things such as proteins, cholesterol molecules, etc. It has a hydrophobic layer of longer apolar lipid chains sandwiched in between two hydrophilic (polar) lipid edges.

Answer 2

A double layered fluid structure containing sort of loose but contained things such as proteins, cholesterol molecules, etc. It has a hydrophobic layer of longer apolar lipid chains sandwiched in between two hydrophilic (polar) lipid edges.

Answer 3

The biological membrane is a fluid structure in which phospholipids and proteins move freely between sides of the membrane. It consist of two layers of phospholipids, the structure is held together by the phospholipids hydrophobic tail interactions. The two layers of phospholipids and proteins either crossing the layers or on the surface of the layers.
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Answer 4

According to Biologists, the best sentence that describes the general structure of a cell membrane is proteins that are embedded in two layers of phospholipids.

Answer 5

Phospholipids

Answer 6

Layered

Answer 7

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