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Cells are made up mainly of proteins and carbohydrates how do these molecules function in the cell membrane pls i need it!!
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Cells are made up mainly of proteins and carbohydrates how do these molecules function in the cell membrane

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Specific proteins can help transport molecules into the cell, settled in some parts of a phospholipid bilayer, meanwhile carbohydrates participate in cell recognition and adhesion, choosing which molecules can transport into the cell.
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