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Kate and Lisa discuss the phospholipid cell membrane. What causes the phospholipid molecules to orient
themselves the way they do in the bilayer?
O The entire phospholipid molecule is hydrophilic.
The polar phospholipid tails interact with water while the nonpolar phospholipid heads avoid water.
o It follows the "like repels like" rule.
The entire phospholipid molecule is nonpolar and avoids water.
Enzymes arrange the phospholipid molecules in a bilayer to maximize their energy.
The polar phospholipid heads interact with water while the nonpolar phospholipid tails avoid water.

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