how amino acid side chains would interact with membrane???? HELP ME :(

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nincompoop · Answer

clue: hydrophobicity

ammarah · Answer

dont you have a science textbook?? Look through it...and u will find the answer....

anonymous · Answer

as we know cell membrane is bilpid layer which dont allow  hydrophilic compound to move along so it use channel protein

anonymous · Answer

Heena is correct in stating that the cell membrane is hydrophobic (which keeps the cell cytoplasm in and keeps a potential across the membrane but that's another story). Only hydrophobic side chains will sit in the membrane in what's known as a transmembrane protein. Charged side chains wouldn't sit in the membrane, neither would polar side chains.

ammarah · Answer

help me ^^

nincompoop · Answer

some membranes are not bilipid layers.