Questions: Matching Question Identify the components of the portion of the plasma membrane depicted in this illustration. Peripheral protein Glycoprotein Phospholipid

Matching Question Identify the components of the portion of the plasma membrane depicted in this illustration. Peripheral protein Glycoprotein Phospholipid
Transcript text: Matching Question Identify the components of the portion of the plasma membrane depicted in this illustration. Peripheral protein Glycoprotein Phospholipid
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify Component A

Component A is located on the surface of the plasma membrane and does not span the entire membrane. This is characteristic of a Peripheral protein.

Step 2: Identify Component B

Component B is a structure that spans the entire membrane and has carbohydrate chains attached to it. This is characteristic of a Glycoprotein.

Step 3: Identify Component C

Component C is part of the bilayer structure of the membrane, which is characteristic of Phospholipids.

Final Answer

  • A: Peripheral protein
  • B: Glycoprotein
  • C: Phospholipid
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