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When we say that biological membranes are asymmetric structures we mean that:

When we say that biological membranes are asymmetric structures we mean that:

a. The lipids are not evenly distributed transversely in the membrane.
b. The proteins are not evenly distributed over the surface of the membrane.
c. Patches of cholesterol and other lipids occur on the surface of the membrane.
d. Certain membrane proteins seem to prefer association with specific lipids.
e. All are true

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