does this page answers anatomy and physiology questions???

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Yes!

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sure-ask

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No go away

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Ignore El Pollo, hes kinda useless round here ;) ask away

anonymous · Answer

ok lets start off with something i don't quite understand from physiology class..
why do cell membranes have lipid bi layers and are those lipids called phospolipids?

anonymous · Answer

They have lipid bilayers to form a fluid-mosaic model, these lipidlayers forms a concentration gradient and closes a "open system" (thermodynamics). Phospholipids is one of 3 components in a cellmembrane, along with cholesterol and glycoproteins. All of these three serves a diffrent function, some of these for mobility, some for structure.
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I wish i could give you a more thourough answer, but im kinda in a hurry. Hope this helped.