The phosphate group in a phospholipid molecule is hydrophilic.TrueFalse

Which part of phospholipid is hydrophobic?Group of answer choicesFatty acids tailsPhosphate groupGlycerol backboneCarbohydrate group

Phospholipids are amphipathic, which means they contain components that:can only be in contact with other lipids and not waterAllow a cell to be recognisedcan only be in contact with water and not lipidscan be in contact with water and components that prefer to be in contact with lipids.

The fatty acid portion of a phospholipid is insoluble in water and is therefore described as .

Phospholipids commonly contain all of the following structural features EXCEPT:A.a phosphate.B.a phenol.C.a glycerol backbone.D.fatty acid chains.

Which of the following is false about the phospholipids in the cell membrane?Phospholipids of the bilayer have one fatty acid and a phosphate group.Phospholipids of the bilayer have two fatty acids and a phosphate group.Phospholipids of the bilayer always have hydrophilic phosphate heads.Phospholipids of the bilayer always have a hydrophobic tail.