File:Phospholipide in Wasser.svg
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Deutsch: Unterschiedliche Strukturen die Phospholipide in wässrigen Lösungen annehmen können. Die Kreise sind hydrophile Köpfe und die gewellten Linien sind die hydrophoben Fettsäureketten.
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| Date | 2011-01-01 02:34 (UTC) |
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- File:Phospholipids_aqueous_solution_structures.svg licensed with PD-user
- 2007-11-06T16:12:30Z LadyofHats 331x407 (405822 Bytes) outlined text to aboid overlaping of letters
- 2007-11-06T16:09:25Z LadyofHats 331x407 (402316 Bytes) {{Information |Description=Cross section of the diferent strctures that phospholipids can take in a aqueous solution. The circles are the hydrophilic heads and the wavy lines are the fatty acyl side chains. |Source=self-made
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| current | 02:35, 1 January 2011 | | 331 × 407 (459 KB) | Matthias M. (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description={{de|Unterschiedliche Strukturen die Phospholipide in wässrigen Lösungen annehmen können. Die Kreise sind hydrophile Köpfe und die gewellten Linien sind die hydrophoben Fettsäureketten.}} |Source=*[[:File:Phospholipids_aque |
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