In a plasma membrane, how do the tails of the phospholipid molecules line up?

They are sandwiched between two layers of heads.

They tangle randomly to form a fiber.

They alternate with the heads.

They stick out with the heads in the center.

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12 October, 14:13

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Jewel Padilla · Answer 1

My answer would be A. Thay are sandwiched between two layers of heads.

In a plasma membrane, how do the tails of the phospholipid molecules line up?They are sandwiched between two layers of heads.They tangle randomly to form a fiber.They alternate with the heads.They stick out with the heads in the center.