A Transmembrane Protein Differs from Other Membrane Proteins Because

question 50

Multiple Choice

A transmembrane protein differs from other membrane proteins because

• A) it completely extends through the membrane.
• B) it is a glycoprotein with carbohydrates attached.
• C) it is completely embedded within the membrane.
• D) it is attached to the inside of the membrane by an ionic bond.
• E) it is covalently linked to the outer surface of the plasma membrane.

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