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sergeinik [125]
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15

In a phospholipid the phosphate head is? and the acid tail is

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Marina CMI [18]3 years ago
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The phosphate <u>head </u>is hydrophilic (faces outward in the lipid bilayer membrane), and the acid <u>tail </u>is lipophilic/hydrophobic (faces inward in the lipid bilayer membrane).
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