What defining characteristic makes a protein a "transmembrane protein"? Group of answer choices Transmembrane proteins cross through the lipid bilayer at least once. Transmembrane proteins do not need to associate with the membrane. Transmembrane proteins associate with the membrane of more than one organelle at a time. Transmembrane proteins only associate with Golgi and ER membranes.
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