The carbohydrate chains projecting from the plasma membrane are involved in a. adhesion between cells. b. reception of molecules. c. cell-to-cell recognition. d. All of these are correct.
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Adhesion between cells: Carbohydrate chains on the plasma membrane can interact with other cells, helping them stick together. b. Reception of molecules: Carbohydrate chains can act as receptors for specific molecules, such as hormones or signaling molecules, Show more…
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