What is NOT a reason that a protein might extend across the entire cell membrane (integral transmembrane proteins)?
A) something needs to move from one side of the cell to the other
B) a message needs to be transmitted from one side of the cell to the other
C) it contributes to the structure of the cell
D) it allows organelles to move from one cell to another

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Integral transmembrane proteins do not play a role in allowing organelles to move from one cell to another.

What Is NOT a Reason That a Protein Might Extend