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| | <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" |
| | text="Which is true of phosphatidylserine?" |
| | options="Normally restricted to the outer face of the plasma membrane and contribute to the glycocalyx and cell functions such as sperm-egg fusion|Normally restricted to inner face of the plasma membrane; It is negatively charged and can interact with intracellular proteins; when exposed on the outer plasma membrane it serves as a signal for the cell to be phagocytosed during apoptosis|Normally restricted to the inner face of the plasma membrane and serves as a scaffold for intracellular proteins and can be hydrolised by phospoholipase C to inositol and triphosphate for cell signalling|Is a transmembrane protein involved in moving chemical signals across the plasma membrane" |
| | answer="Normally restricted to inner face of the plasma membrane; It is negatively charged and can interact with intracellular proteins; when exposed on the outer plasma membrane it serves as a signal for the cell to be phagocytosed during apoptosis"> |
| | </quiz> |
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| | <accordion-item title=”Explanation”> |
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