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In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?
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In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?
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In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?
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the heads consist of Hydrophilic (water loving) and the tails consist of hydrophobic (water fearing)
hope this helps! :)
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