Which of the Following Is NOT an Integral Membrane Protein

question 143

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT an integral membrane protein?

• A)carrier proteins for mediated transport
• B)channels for ion diffusion across membranes
• C)occludins
• D)connexons
• E)actin

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