Question

drag and match match each of the following membrane proteins with the statement that best describes it. cell adhesion molecules transport proteins glycoproteins enzymatic proteins receptor proteins answer catalyze chemical reactions allow a cell to receive information from other cells provide short - lived binding sites that guide cell migration and other cell - to - cell interactions allow cells to control which substances enter or exit the cell can allow for adjacent cells to recognize each other through direct physical contact

Explanation:

• Enzymatic proteins: Enzymes are known to catalyze chemical reactions, so this matches "Catalyze chemical reactions".
• Receptor proteins: Receptor proteins on the cell membrane receive signals (information) from other cells, so this matches "Allow a cell to receive information from other cells".
• Cell adhesion molecules: These provide binding sites that help in cell migration and cell - to - cell interactions, so this matches "Provide short - lived binding sites that guide cell migration and other cell - to - cell interactions".
• Transport proteins: Their function is to control the movement of substances into and out of the cell, so this matches "Allow cells to control which substances enter or exit the cell".
• Glycoproteins: Glycoproteins on the cell surface can help adjacent cells recognize each other through direct physical contact, so this matches "Can allow for adjacent cells to recognize each other through direct physical contact".

Answer:

• Catalyze chemical reactions: Enzymatic proteins
• Allow a cell to receive information from other cells: Receptor proteins
• Provide short - lived binding sites that guide cell migration and other cell - to - cell interactions: Cell adhesion molecules
• Allow cells to control which substances enter or exit the cell: Transport proteins
• Can allow for adjacent cells to recognize each other through direct physical contact: Glycoproteins