The cellular pool consists of inorganic and organic molecules. In cellular pool, which of the following molecule occurs in non-aqueous phase?

Fragments of plasma membrane

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Lipid membrane

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Sugars

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Both a and b

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Solution

The correct option is D Both a and b
Cellular pool contains thousands of biomolecules. It contains both organic and inorganic molecules. The two phases of cellular pool are aqueous and non-aqueous phase. The aqueous phase comprises of crystalloids and colloids dispersed in water. While, the non-aqueous phase comprises of chemicals deposited in plasma membrane (like lipids) and cell wall which are insoluble in water.

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