The proteins whose function is to move electrons from one place to another are called _____ proteins.
A) glycogen
B) triglyceride
C) electron-transfer
D) hemocyanin
E) endergonic

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The question specifically asks for the proteins that move electrons from one place to another. These proteins are known as electron-transfer proteins. Glycogen and triglycerides are not involved in electron transport, while hemocyanin is involved in oxygen transport in crustaceans and mollusks. Endergonic refers to a type of chemical reaction that absorbs energy.

The Proteins Whose Function Is to Move Electrons from One