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1) Why is it appropriate to call the endomembrane system a "system?"
2) The selective permeability of biological membranes is dependent on _______________.
3) Why is it unusual for a phosphlipid molecule to flip from one face of the membrane to the other?
4) What do we mean when we say that membranes have "sidedness?"
5) Which organelle(s) in a eukaryotic cell contain(s) DNA?
6) Why is it appropriate to call the endomembrane system a "system," and what components and/or organelles are involved?
7) The selective permeability of biological membranes is dependent on _______________.
8) Why is it unusual for a phosphlipid molecule to flip from one face of the membrane to the other?
9) What do we mean when we say that membranes have "sidedness?"
2) The selective permeability of biological membranes is dependent on _______________.
3) Why is it unusual for a phosphlipid molecule to flip from one face of the membrane to the other?
4) What do we mean when we say that membranes have "sidedness?"
5) Which organelle(s) in a eukaryotic cell contain(s) DNA?
6) Why is it appropriate to call the endomembrane system a "system," and what components and/or organelles are involved?
7) The selective permeability of biological membranes is dependent on _______________.
8) Why is it unusual for a phosphlipid molecule to flip from one face of the membrane to the other?
9) What do we mean when we say that membranes have "sidedness?"
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