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What's the name of the part of the phospholipid that's between the layers, labeled 2 in the image? A. Hydrophobic tail B. ATP C. Hydrophilic head D. Sodium-potassium pump
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What's the name of the part of the phospholipid that's between the layers, labeled 2 in the image?

A. Hydrophobic tail
B. ATP
C. Hydrophilic head
D. Sodium-potassium pump

What's the name of the part of the phospholipid that's between the layers, labeled-example-1
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Answer: A hydrophobic tail

Explanation: HOPE IT HELPED

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A.) Hydrophobic tail

Hydrophobic tails prevent polar molecules (essentially water-soluble material) from crossing the membranes.
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