Question

question 2 which of the following factors is going to decrease the fluidity of a cell membrane? a decrease in the cholesterol concentration an increase in tight junctions an increase in the number of unsaturated fatty acids tails in membrane phospholipids an increase in the number of saturated fatty acids tails in membrane phospholipids an increase in the temperature 1 points save answer

Explanation:

Cell - membrane fluidity is affected by various factors. Cholesterol acts as a fluidity buffer. A decrease in cholesterol concentration reduces the ability of cholesterol to maintain membrane fluidity, making the membrane less fluid. An increase in temperature increases fluidity. Unsaturated fatty - acid tails increase fluidity due to kinks preventing tight packing, while saturated fatty - acid tails decrease fluidity as they pack tightly. Tight junctions are related to cell - to - cell adhesion and not directly to membrane fluidity.

Answer:

a decrease in the cholesterol concentration