Lateral Diffusion of Lipids and Proteins

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Thank you for your explanation! came here not knowing anything about the lateral diffusion phenomena. and now I know to measure it using the FRAP.

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Why do lipids and proteins diffuse laterally? Just because they can?

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SilverAyano~ if they were to diffuse horizontally they would have to pass through the lipid bilayer whih has a hydrophobic core and since the lipid is part hydrophillic because of its polar head it's thermondynamically unpreferred for lipids of the bilayer to move horizontally

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Yeah I know that. But why do lipids diffuse laterally? Because the membrane is fluid?

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