Membrane Fragments from Different Areas of a Cell Are Constantly

Multiple Choice

Membrane fragments from different areas of a cell are constantly breaking down, moving, and in some cases fusing with other parts of a membrane.This is possible because of

A) protein interactions in each fragment.
B) glycolipids recognizing another binding site.
C) the splitting of the lipid bilayer to allow additional membrane fragments to enter.
D) a change in the hydrophilic head regions of the fatty acids.
E) the ability of lipids to associate with one another and seal themselves.