Role State Glycolipids Membrane Cell Recognition Act Antigens

Glycolipids are involved in cell recognition, functioning as antigens particularly within the immune system.

Glycolipids play a role in cell recognition, often acting as antigens related to the immune system.

Front	State the role of glycolipids in the membrane.
Back	Role of glycolipids: Cell recognition - act as antigens, often related to immune system

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