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Proteins do not pass through plasma membranes because of what?

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Answer:

Because of the Very large size of protien cells but it can pass through the cell by process of exocytosis

Proteins can not pass through plasma membrane.

What are proteins?

  • They are the polymers of amino acids.
  • They are formed on ribosomes.
  • The process of formation of proteins is known as translation.

What substances can cross the plasma membrane?

Small hydrophobic molecules, or small polar uncharged molecules can cross the plasma membrane.

What type of molecules are proteins?

  • Proteins are large molecules.
  • They are polar and can include both charged and uncharged amino acids.
  • Since, only small molecules can cross the plasma membrane, the proteins are unable to diffuse through the plasma membrane.

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