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The 12 pages that link to Phospholipid bilayer, each with the reason it gives.

• Cell membraneBroader topic: This lipid arrangement forms the membrane’s basic selectively permeable barrier.

• Plasma membraneBroader topic: This arrangement forms the membrane’s basic selectively permeable barrier.

• HemolysisBroader topic: Rupture occurs when damage compromises this membrane barrier.

• Synaptic vesicleNarrower topic: A phospholipid bilayer encloses each vesicle’s neurotransmitter cargo.

• Membrane transportBroader topic: Its hydrophobic core makes unassisted passage depend strongly on a solute's properties.

• LecithinRelated: The same water-facing heads and lipid-facing tails that shape bilayers also underlie lecithin’s behavior at oil-water boundaries.

• PeroxisomeRelated: The peroxisomal membrane separates its enzymes from the cytosol.

• Facilitated diffusionRelated: Its hydrophobic interior blocks many polar and charged molecules without protein assistance.

• Passive transportRelated: Its hydrophobic interior permits some molecules through while obstructing ions and most polar solutes.

• SarcolemmaBroader topic: This bilayer provides the structural foundation of the sarcolemma.

• HydrophileBroader topic: Hydrophilic phosphate heads contact water on both sides of the membrane.

• PhosphatidylserineNarrower topic: Phosphatidylserine is one lipid species within this membrane-forming structure.