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Introductory Biology Midterm - Part 1 of 3!
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3. The Molecules of Life / Lipids / Problem 16
Problem 16
What is the significance of cholesterol in maintaining cell membrane fluidity?
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Cholesterol's rigid structure decreases membrane fluidity by packing tightly with phospholipids.
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Cholesterol is entirely hydrophilic, allowing it to interact with water and increase fluidity.
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Cholesterol forms a solid barrier that reduces fluidity in cell membranes.
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Cholesterol increases membrane fluidity by preventing phospholipids from packing too closely in low temperatures.
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