Receptors for intercellular signals (like insulin) are proteins and must be trafficked to the cell membrane...

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Receptors for intercellular signals (like insulin) are proteins and must be trafficked to the cell membrane through the endomembrane system. If the extracellular signal binding portion of the protein is folded at the C terminus, which of these could represent the arrangement of the protein in the ER. (1 point) A B N C N E: more than one possible D Receptors for intercellular signals (like insulin) are proteins and must be trafficked to the cell membrane through the endomembrane system. If the extracellular signal binding portion of the protein is folded at the C terminus, which of these could represent the arrangement of the protein in the ER. (1 point) A B N C N E: more than one possible D

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