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20. (10 points) Use this simplified diagram of a membrane to answer the question

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20. (10 points) Use this simplified diagram of a membrane to answer the questions below. Answer the questions by providing number at all. Some lines may have more than one answer s from the diagram. Numbers may be used more than once or not Extracellular 2. 5. This component might be a glycoprotein. This component could be a phospholipid. This component could be a sodium channel. Intracellular 3. 4 _This component could be removed by washing the cell with a salt solution. This component may flip with the help of a “flipase".

Explanation / Answer

ANSWER:

(2 ) This component may be a glycoprotien.

(5 and 3) The componenet could be phosholipid

(1) This component could be sodium channel.

(2 and 4) This component can be removed by washing the cell with salt solution

(4) this component may flip with the help of flipase.

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