How do the properties of the lipids explain the structure of a cell membrane?

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Lipids are fats,so they keep water in or out, and molecules dissolve in the fat to get to the inside or outside of the cell

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Lipids are fats, so they keep water in or out, and molecules dissolve in the fat to get to the inside or outside of the cell.and they are big

Ilse answered Aug 5, 2016

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