Anionic Intracellular Proteins (A⁻) Cannot Pass Through Membrane Carriers Because

question 41

Multiple Choice

Anionic intracellular proteins (A⁻) cannot pass through membrane carriers because A⁻ proteins

• A)are charged
• B)they can only pass through channels
• C)are in about the same concentration in the cytosol and ECF
• D)too large
• E)are synthesized outside the cell, and carriers only transport them into the cell

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