In phospholipids, at least one fatty acid chain is “kinked”, resulting in a bent structure. This phenomenon, which gives

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In phospholipids, at least one fatty acid chain is “kinked”, resulting in a bent structure. This phenomenon, which gives

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In phospholipids, at least one fatty acid chain is “kinked”,
resulting in a bent structure. This phenomenon, which gives
fluidity to cell membranes, is caused by *
1 point
Excess hydrogen atoms around the bond
Hydrophobic interactions
Multiple ionic bonds
Lower hydrogen atoms around the bond
Cholesterol that exists in the cell membrane
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