Q1: What are the roles of covalent bonds and weak bonds in physiology? Which type of chemical bond is most likely to be perturbed by shifts in the environment? Q2: Given what you have learned about membranes, diffusion and transport, what is the most fundamental physiological principle that sets a "living cell" apart from a phospholipid bilayer droplet with an aqueous center?

Q1: What are the roles of covalent bonds and weak bonds in physiology? Which type of chemical bond is most likely to be perturbed by shifts in the environment? Q2: Given what you have learned about membranes, diffusion and transport, what is the most fundamental physiological principle that sets a "living cell" apart from a phospholipid bilayer droplet with an aqueous center?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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