molecules that could form a lipid bilayer...?

Full question: Which of the following molecules could align side-by-side to form a lipid bilayer?

1. cholesterol molecules
2. triacylglycerols (triacyglycerides)
3. sphingomyelins
4. fatty acids
5. glycerophospholipids

There are two answers. Thank you! I thought it was fatty acids and triacylglyercols

2012-11-06T20:41:59Z

Teisi, thanks for responding but that's incorrect also.

Anonymous2012-11-06T22:12:33Z

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3. sphingomyelins
5. glycerophospholipids

Look for a molecule that has a water-soluble "head" and hydrocarbon (hydrophobic) "tail(s)."

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Teisi2012-11-06T20:39:06Z

m thinking fatty acids and sphingomyelins......

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