In a species of insect that lives at cold temperatures, which of the following adaptations to the plasma membrane would help promote membrane fluidity?

A. Thinner glycocalyx
B. More cell junctions
C. More cholesterol in the membrane
D. More integral membrane proteins
E. More transmembrane proteins


Answer: C

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