The Structure of a Biological Membrane Is Best Described as

question 89

Multiple Choice

The structure of a biological membrane is best described as

• A) a continuous bilayer of lipids coated with proteins on either side.
• B) a fluid mosaic of proteins interspersed in a lipid bilayer.
• C) a phospholipid bilayer with interspersed proteins, held together by covalent and H-bonds.
• D) a phospholipid bilayer with the hydrophilic groups turned inward, hydrophobic groups outward.
• E) an internal layer of protein surrounded by a sheet of lipids.

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