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2. Sketch what the plasma membrane lipids would be expected to look like when spread in a single layer. Use the same circle and squiggly line format as you used for q 1 above. Because the membrane lipids in the experiment came from a known number of cells, the researchers could compare the measured surface area with the expected surface area of the number of cells used in the experiment. Their hypothesis was that the plasma membrane was a bi-layer.

2. Sketch what the plasma membrane lipids would be expected to look like when spread in a single layer. Use the same circle and squiggly line format as you used for q 1 above. Because the membrane lipids in the experiment came from a known number of cells, the researchers could compare the measured surface area with the expected surface area of the number of cells used in the experiment. Their hypothesis was that the plasma membrane was a bi-layer.

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oblem Set 2 hc.instructure.com ET 2 F22_AK_newq.pdf 22_AK_newq.pdf F22_AK_newq.pdf (915 KB) PROBLEM SET 2 F22_AK_newq.pdf: Intro Cell & Molecul... Page < 6 > of 7 In 1925, before the struct of membrane could be directly visualized, scientists performed a key experiment that helped understand it. They extracted plasma membrane lipids from a known number of cells and used a technique that allowed them to directly measure the surface area that these occupied when spread in a single layer. 2. Sketch what the plasma membrane lipids would be expected to look like when spread in a single layer. Use the same circle and squiggly line format as you used for q 1 above. Because the membrane lipids in the experiment came from a known number of cells, the researchers could compare the measured surface area with the expected surface area of the number of cells used in the experiment. Their hypothesis was that the plasma membrane was a bi-layer. 3. Imagine that you are one of the researchers conducting this experiment. Before the experiment was actually conducted, what were the possible outcomes? Which of these would have falsified your hypothesis? Explain.
Transcribed Image Text:oblem Set 2 hc.instructure.com ET 2 F22_AK_newq.pdf 22_AK_newq.pdf F22_AK_newq.pdf (915 KB) PROBLEM SET 2 F22_AK_newq.pdf: Intro Cell & Molecul... Page < 6 > of 7 In 1925, before the struct of membrane could be directly visualized, scientists performed a key experiment that helped understand it. They extracted plasma membrane lipids from a known number of cells and used a technique that allowed them to directly measure the surface area that these occupied when spread in a single layer. 2. Sketch what the plasma membrane lipids would be expected to look like when spread in a single layer. Use the same circle and squiggly line format as you used for q 1 above. Because the membrane lipids in the experiment came from a known number of cells, the researchers could compare the measured surface area with the expected surface area of the number of cells used in the experiment. Their hypothesis was that the plasma membrane was a bi-layer. 3. Imagine that you are one of the researchers conducting this experiment. Before the experiment was actually conducted, what were the possible outcomes? Which of these would have falsified your hypothesis? Explain.
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