Draw the most appropriate structure of the cell membrane for each conditions then, provide a brief explanation why those components are chosen. A group of researchers were tasked to design and fabricate different synthetic cell membranesthat could be used to simulate cellular activities of certain organisms. Below are the chemicalstructures of the compounds that are available to them:Нас — онноstearic acidНс—онHOH2C-OHlinoleic acidонglycerolноо—Р—онNH2sphingosineorthophosphateCH2OHНоH3N-CH-cooно.OHCH2OHонserineglucoseAssemblethe structure of the major lipid component for a cell membrane appropriate to study thefollowing and briefly explain your answer: (Draw the structure)a. aprokaryoticcell thriving in ageyser at the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USAb. a muscle cell of a salmon fry in the Arctic Oceanc. afrogneurocyte

Cell membrane or plasma membrane is a dynamic, fluid structure which acts as a shield and channel…

A group of researchers were tasked to design and fabricate different synthetic cell membranes that could be used to simulate cellular activities of certain organisms. Below are the chemical structures of the compounds that are available to them: Нас — он но stearic acid нс —он .C. но H2C-OH linoleic acid glycerol OH но To -p-OH NH2 sphingosine orthophosphate CH2OH но H3N-CH-coo но. Он CH2OH он serine glucose Assemblethe structure of the major lipid component for a cell membrane appropriate to study the following and briefly explain your answer: (Draw the structure) a. aprokaryoticcell thriving in ageyser at the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USA b. a muscle cell of a salmon fry in the Arctic Ocean c. afrogneurocyte

A group of researchers were tasked to design and fabricate different synthetic cell membranes that could be used to simulate cellular activities of certain organisms. Below are the chemical structures of the compounds that are available to them: Нас — он но stearic acid нс —он .C. но H2C-OH linoleic acid glycerol OH но To -p-OH NH2 sphingosine orthophosphate CH2OH но H3N-CH-coo но. Он CH2OH он serine glucose Assemblethe structure of the major lipid component for a cell membrane appropriate to study the following and briefly explain your answer: (Draw the structure) a. aprokaryoticcell thriving in ageyser at the Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, USA b. a muscle cell of a salmon fry in the Arctic Ocean c. afrogneurocyte

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