QUESTION 8 Phosphatidyl serine is primarily found where? cytosolic leaflet of plasma membrane O exoplasmic leaflet of plasma membrane exoplasmic leaflet in lipid rafts cytoplasmic leaflet in lipid rafts

QUESTION 8 Phosphatidyl serine is primarily found where? cytosolic leaflet of plasma membrane O exoplasmic leaflet of plasma membrane exoplasmic leaflet in lipid rafts cytoplasmic leaflet in lipid rafts

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Chapter5: Structure And Function Of Plasma Membranes

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