Which of the following can be found attached to the mosaic cell membrane? I. GLUT1 II. cAMP III. Glycoproteins IV. Lipoproteins V. Integral proteins
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Which of the following can be found attached to the mosaic cell membrane?
| I. |
GLUT1 |
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| II. |
cAMP |
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| III. |
Glycoproteins |
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| IV. |
Lipoproteins |
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| V. |
Integral proteins |
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