According to the fluid mosaic model, the quasi-fluid lipid allows
Aconversion of lipids to sugars
Bloss of selective permeability
Clateral movement of proteins
Drigid fixing of proteins
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. lateral movement of proteins
The quasi-fluid nature of lipid lets proteins move sideways within the bilayer, which is measured as fluidity.
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