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What is the function of protein channels in the cell membrane? O to stabilize the membrane it forms the main structure of the membrane to transport substances that cannot pass through the lipid bilayer
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What is the function of protein channels in the cell membrane?

O to stabilize the membrane
it forms the main structure of the membrane
to transport substances that cannot pass through the lipid bilayer
span the entire membrane and act as recognition for the cell

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They transport substances that cannot pass through the lipid bilayer

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They transport substances that cannot pass through the lipid bilayer

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