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Which proteins are easily removed from the membrane without disrupting the bilayer?

A. Integral proteins
B. Peripheral proteins
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C. Transmembrane proteins
D. Channel proteins

📝 Explanation

Peripheral proteins are bound to the surface, not embedded, making them easier to isolate.

📖 Additional Information

  • Integral proteins
  • Peripheral proteins
  • Transmembrane proteins
  • Channel proteins

Peripheral proteins are bound to the surface, not embedded, making them easier to isolate.

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