Lipids and proteins interact in membrane by: (A) Hydrophobic interactions, (B) Both hydrophobic and covalent interactions, (C) Covalent bonds, (D) H bonds
Answer is A. The proteins and Lipid molecules are held together by the non covalent interactions such as Vanderwalls forces ( which holds the hydrophobic tails together ) and hydrogen bonding ( which binds the hydrophilic heads with water ) which help to stabilize the liquid bilayer structure