Cell membrane receptors need to protrude above the cell's glycocalix so the ligands (like hormones) can reach the recept

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Cell membrane receptors need to protrude above the cell's glycocalix so the ligands (like hormones) can reach the recept

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Cell Membrane Receptors Need To Protrude Above The Cell S Glycocalix So The Ligands Like Hormones Can Reach The Recept 1
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Cell membrane receptors need to protrude above the cell's glycocalix so the ligands (like hormones) can reach the receptors. How does nature solve this glycocalix inpediment? O All of them O By creating pores in the glycocalix through which the protein goes through O By creating long alpha helices to extend the receptor above the glycocalix O By attaching negatively charged clycosaminglycans to the glycocalix portion of the receptor
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