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    Lipid Bilayers Differ from Micelles in That Micelles Are
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Lipid Bilayers Differ from Micelles in That Micelles Are

Question 21

Question 21

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Lipid bilayers differ from micelles in that micelles are:


A) self limiting structures.
B) formed spontaneously.
C) stable in aqueous solution.
D) often transformed into vesicles.
E) all are true.

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