Flip-Flopping and Fluid Mosaic Model

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I had this big doubt about the flip flop movement which is clear to me now.. Thankyou, the explanation was wonderful..

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[@arielarenaadiba]

Why these phospholipid flip flop? Because if they do then it made them unstable then why ?

[@ahmedwalid4006]

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[@emilyc.8307]

How does the phospholipid overcome the energy barrier and do a flip-flop then? what would be the reason for it to happen?

[@lpichelk]

Lipid flip-flops may spontaneously occur in protein-free phospholipid membranes under physiological conditions through transient water pores

[@lpichelk]

also: • Phospholipid scramblases stimulate bi-directional movement of lipids between the two membrane leaflets; it does not require energy for its action. • ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporters use ATP to remove substances out of cells; they are suspected to move also lipids from the cytosolic to the exoplasmic leaflet. • Aminophospholipid translocases (APLTs) selectively pump phosphatidylserine and phosphatidylethanolamine from the outer to the inner plasma membrane leaflet.

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[@naylamubashir6530]

What is membrane turnover? Please answer

[@itsmephop4460]

Do these movements affect the way substances transport through the cell membrane?

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[@Quran-K773]

it's amazing explaining of flip flop movement ..but i think you are talking very fast so I can't understand you from the first time .

[@sweethobi5871]

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[@sherminmariwa907]

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[@omclinical]

Explanation is too much good.... Why lipid molecule is flip flop and protein is not flip flop...

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[@gurralamohankumar5838]

Thank u sir

[@muhammedjascp6086]

In 11th grade biology text they saying that the molecules outside the cell membrane are transported to the inside by the rotation of transport protein. But here we learnt that proteins can't flip flop...why is it like that...?

[@Muzee123]

Plz used smart board not clear

[@shakshijha2034]

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[@selmgfan]

sexiest explanation ever!!!!

[@toxicore1190]

What I didn't quite get: if cell membranes are so fluid, why is the body so rigid then?

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[@Muzee123]

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