Proteins can not be transported by carrier proteins through cell membranes because A.) they are lipid soluble B.) they are very large molecules C.) they contain nitrogen D.) the membrane is made of protein

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Simon Bennetts asked Feb 9, 2022

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Proteins can not be transported by carrier proteins through cell membranes because

A.) they are lipid soluble

B.) they are very large molecules

C.) they contain nitrogen

D.) the membrane is made of protein

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Simon Bennetts asked Feb 9, 2022

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The answer is B - proteins are large molecules

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