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    Which Structure Prevents Water-Soluble Molecules from Entering Cells Across the Plasma
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Which Structure Prevents Water-Soluble Molecules from Entering Cells Across the Plasma

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Which structure prevents water-soluble molecules from entering cells across the plasma membrane?


A) Carbohydrate chains
B) Glycoprotein channels
C) Membrane channel proteins
D) Lipid bilayer

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