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The “hard” clot has covalent bonds formed between the proteins in the clot

True

Cellulose is composed of glucose units joined in alpha 1,4 glycosidic bonds

False, Beta not alpha

Lipids with sugars attached are often found on the exterior surface of the cell membrane

True

The interior of the lipid bilayer is more hydrophilic than the exterior

False, less

RNA is more polar than DNA

True

DNA contains the sugar 3-deoxyribose

False, 2

RNA contains uracil

True

Triglycerides are more hydrophilic than phospholipids

False, more hydrophobic

Gangliosides are lipids that also contain complex sugars

True

At pH 7, tryptophan crosses a lipid bilayer at about one-thousandth the rate of indole. Why?

At pH 7, tryptophan exists as a zwitter ion which means it has equal positive and negative ions. The indole group remains unchanged and movement is favorable