Because of its structure, the cell membrane is known as a phospholipid _____. A. molecule B. barrier c. bilayer D. fluid

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Because of its structure, the cell membrane is known as a phospholipid _____.

A. molecule
B. barrier
c. bilayer
D. fluid

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C - bilayer

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