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The phospholipids found in the cell membrane form a bilayer in water. Choose the best
explanation as to why this occurs.?
A O The phosphate heads are Hydrophilic and can interact with water inside and outside of the cell,
while the fatty acid tails are hydrophobic so they orient themselves toward each other and away
from the water forming a bilayer.
The fatty acid heads are hydrophilic and can interact with water, while the phosphate tails are
hydrophobic and cannot interact with water. The phosphate tails orient themselves toward each
other and towards water forming a bilayer.
The phosphate heads are hydrophobic and cannot interact with water inside and outside of the
cell, while the fatty acid tails are hydrophilic so they orient themselves toward the water forming
a bilayer.
The phosphate heads are hydrophilic and cannot interact with water inside and outside of the
cell, while the fatty acid tails are hydrophobic so they can interact with water and orient
themselves toward each other and away from the water forming a bilayer.
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