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Which of the following cannot be a function of membrane protein?

Which of the following cannot be a function of membrane protein? Correct Answer Cell division

Cell to cell interaction, cell adhesion, and intracellular transport are all functions of membrane proteins. Cell division is not a function of membrane proteins. Many proteins are required for cell division and they are mostly located in the cytosol and inside the nucleus.

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