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proteins in the cell membrane help with-
storing energy
transport
making glucose
waste breakdown
Brief Explanations
Cell membrane proteins, like transport proteins (channels and carriers), facilitate the movement of substances across the membrane. Storing energy is mainly done by lipids (e.g., fats). Making glucose is related to processes like photosynthesis (in plants) which occurs in chloroplasts, not membrane proteins. Waste breakdown is often the role of lysosomes.
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