drrabines
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What protein
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| bluedusk
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what do you mean by "incorporate?
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| drrabines
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I mean to put Glucose inside itself (bacteria)?
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| Malaysian
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I don't know.....but do let us know though!
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| Malaysian
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do we get any choices?
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| drrabines
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Nop I do not remmeber the options
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| Malaysian
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Porin I think is for electrolytes and clathrin is for up take of proteins???I'm not sure.
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| Malaysian
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I think you're right,porine allows outside substances to enter the cell.
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| scope2
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porins are generally on the outer membrane of gram-negatives.
the transporter to get glucose inside the cell is an active transporter that uses PEP (phosphoenol-pyruvate) to modify glucose into glucose-6-phosphate.
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| drrabines
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But what is the protein (transporter) name?
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