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Transport proteins
Are membrane-associated proteins that are associated but not inserted into the cell membrane
Are integral proteins found either in the inner or the outer leaflet of the lipid bilayer of the cell membrane
Are carrier proteins that bind substrate for transport across the membrane or channel proteins that form aqueous pores through the membrane
Are channel proteins that bind the substrate that needs to be transported across the membrane
Are carrier proteins that make up the secretory vesicles used for extrusion of products from the Golgi apparatus
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