1.Why and how biological membranes seal themselves??
@shrutipande9 @SolomonZelman @Abhisar @thomaster

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1.Why and how biological membranes seal themselves??
@shrutipande9 @SolomonZelman @Abhisar @thomaster

anonymous · Answer

@Frostbite

anonymous · Answer

Found this on google

abhisar · Answer

@sarah786 hang on..!!

anonymous · Answer

ok.

abhisar · Answer

When a cellular membrane is departured or broken the hydrophobic areas,that is hydrophobic fatty acid region tend to aggregate together. 

This is due to the fact that the Phospholipid arrangement is spontaneous and is thermodynamically most stable. A small tear in the bilayer creates a free edge and thus exposes a part of the hydrophobic tails to the polar environment and this is thermodynamically unfavourable, which is overcome by by closing on itself and forming a sealed compartment

abhisar · Answer

@sarah786 u there?

anonymous · Answer

hmm Thank you ^_^ . two more
.how carbohydrates can prevent us from dehydrationn?

abhisar · Answer

You always put forward quality questions !

anonymous · Answer

thnx :D
So How we  explain it ?

abhisar · Answer

See as much i know carbohydrates alone can not prevent dehydration.

abhisar · Answer

It is adviced to take carbohydrates along with fluids and electrolytes. Carbos enhance the intestinal absorption of water.