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In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?

In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?
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In cellular membranes, why do the tails end of the lipid molecules face towards each other?

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the heads consist of Hydrophilic (water loving) and the tails consist of hydrophobic (water fearing)

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