The major driving force for the formation of a lipid bilayer is I. Hydrophobic forces II. Hydrogen bonding III. Van der

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The major driving force for the formation of a lipid bilayer is I. Hydrophobic forces II. Hydrogen bonding III. Van der

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The Major Driving Force For The Formation Of A Lipid Bilayer Is I Hydrophobic Forces Ii Hydrogen Bonding Iii Van Der 1
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The major driving force for the formation of a lipid bilayer is I. Hydrophobic forces II. Hydrogen bonding III. Van der Waals forces IV. Electrostatic interactions V. Ionic interactions OT O II O III OIV OV
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