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07-10-2022
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lateral diffusion of phospholipids in erythrocyte microvesicles occurs at a constant rate of 2±1x10-12 m2/sec (gawrisch et al., 1985). ignoring the standard error, how far would a microvesicle move in one day? given the rate of movements per second, how many movements is this? how large is each movement?

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