Chapter 2.2: Biological Molecules: Lipids

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[@MindfulMomentum123]

At 14:51, the fatty acid tails are hydrophobic and non-polar and the phosphate head is polar and hydrophilic

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Where is the fully chapter?

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[@medfluence]

hey, there is an error. the phosphate head should be polar and fatty acid chains should be non-polar

[@nazlihanmostafa8619]

14:48 its written that fatty acid tails are polar and phosphate head is non polar shouldn't it be other way around?

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What did you mean what you said that a hydrophilic molecule/compound won't succeed if it tries to pass through the hydrophobic tails? What would happen to them? Do they just get stuck there or are they sent back out?

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They can't pass through. It's like trying to mix water and oil.

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[@newerican3497]

isnt phostphate group polar and thats why hydrophilic because water is also polar

[@biowithdrdemi]

That's correct

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