Concept explainers
A.
To explain: Lipids in a lipid bilayer spin rapidly around their long axis.
B.
To explain: Lipids in a bilayer rapidly exchange positions with one another in their own monolayer.
C.
To explain: Lipids in a lipid bilayer do not flip-flop readily from one lipid monolayer to the other.
D.
To explain: Hydrogen bonds that form between lipid head groups and water molecules are continually broken and re-formed.
E.
To explain: Glycolipids move between different membrane-enclosed compartments during their synthesis but remain restricted to one side of the lipid which it is made.
F.
To explain: Margarine contains more saturated lipids than the vegetable oil from which it is made.
G.
To explain: Some membrane proteins are enzymes.
H.
To explain: The sugar layer that surrounds all cells makes cells more slippery.
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