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What is the primary function of carrier proteins?

A. Provide a static pore
B. Bind solute, undergo change
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C. Act as receptors
D. Catalyze reactions

📝 Explanation

Carrier proteins bind specific molecules and shift conformation to move them across the membrane.

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  • Provide a static pore
  • Bind solute, undergo change
  • Act as receptors
  • Catalyze reactions

Carrier proteins bind specific molecules and shift conformation to move them across the membrane.

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