2. The extracellular matrix is comprised primarily of what? A. glycoproteins B. sugars C. transport proteins D. chemical messengers

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2. The extracellular matrix is comprised primarily of what?

A. glycoproteins
B. sugars
C. transport proteins
D. chemical messengers

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The answer is a glycoproteins or c transport proteins.

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