For the lipids within the bilayer thatcomprise the plasma membrane:O The hydrophilic ends face outside(extracellular/exoplasmic face) and inside(cytoplasmic face) of the cells, withhydrophobic ends buried in the center ofthe lipid bilayer.The hydrophobic ends face outside(extracellular/exoplasmicface) and inside(cytoplasmic face) of the cells, withhydrophilic ends buried in the center of thelipid bilayer.The hydrophilic ends face the outside(extracellular/exoplasmic face) of the cellsand the hydrophobic ends face inside(cytoplasmic face) of the cells.O Hydrophobic and hydrophilic ends faceoutside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) andinside (cytoplasmic face) of the cellsrandomly.The hydrophobic ends face the outside(extracellular/exoplasmic face) of the cells,the hydrophilic ends face inside(cytoplasmic face) of the cells.

Structure of cell membraneLipid Bilayer-2 layers of phospholipidsPhosphate head is polar (water…

For the lipids within the bilayer that comprise the plasma membrane: The hydrophilic ends face outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) and inside (cytoplasmic face) of the cells, with hydrophobic ends buried in the center of the lipid bilayer. O The hydrophobic ends face outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) and inside (cytoplasmic face) of the cells, with hydrophilic ends buried in the center of the lipid bilayer. O The hydrophilic ends face the outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) of the cells and the hydrophobic ends face inside

For the lipids within the bilayer that comprise the plasma membrane: The hydrophilic ends face outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) and inside (cytoplasmic face) of the cells, with hydrophobic ends buried in the center of the lipid bilayer. O The hydrophobic ends face outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) and inside (cytoplasmic face) of the cells, with hydrophilic ends buried in the center of the lipid bilayer. O The hydrophilic ends face the outside (extracellular/exoplasmic face) of the cells and the hydrophobic ends face inside

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Chapter3: Cell Structure

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Problem 8SQ: In a lipid bilayer, the of all the lipid molecules are sandwiched between all of the __________. a....

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