2, NOW ow araw a proposed Glycoprotein volv in cell-cell recognition or signaling embedder a cell membrane. Draw the glycoprotein with three transmembrane regions. Separately, dr only its primary structure, not embedded in t membrane, with hydrophobic and hydrophilid regions labeled.

2, NOW ow araw a proposed Glycoprotein volv in cell-cell recognition or signaling embedder a cell membrane. Draw the glycoprotein with three transmembrane regions. Separately, dr only its primary structure, not embedded in t membrane, with hydrophobic and hydrophilid regions labeled.

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2, Now draw a proposed Glycoprotein involved
in cell-cell recognition or signaling embedded in
a cell membrane. Draw the glycoprotein with
three transmembrane regions. Separately, draw
only its primary structure, not embedded in the
membrane, with hydrophobic and hydrophilic
regions labeled.

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