why is fluid Masac model is reffered as iceberg on the sea
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1.the plasmamembrane as protein icebergs in a sea of lipids. The model describes a central, continuous bilayer of lipid molecules that forms the structural framework of the plasmamembrane with their spherical, polar heads towards outer surface.
2.The two non-polar tails of each molecule point inwards facing each other. In this way, the membrane forms a water resistant barrier, through which only lipid soluble substances can pass.
tysm0.....@kundan
1.the plasmamembrane as protein icebergs in a sea of lipids. The model describes a central, continuous bilayer of lipid molecules that forms the structural framework of the plasmamembrane with their spherical, polar heads towards outer surface.
2.The two non-polar tails of each molecule point inwards facing each other. In this way, the membrane forms a water resistant barrier, through which only lipid soluble substances can pass.
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As per this model cell membranes are protein icebergs in sea of lipids (lipid is quasi fluid like or you can say liquid jelly like which allow lateral movements of proteins in it).
I hope this helps u
## Here's u r Answer -
As per this model cell membranes are protein icebergs in sea of lipids (lipid is quasi fluid like or you can say liquid jelly like which allow lateral movements of proteins in it).
I hope this helps u
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