Conjugated Proteins
Conjugated proteins contain a non-protein prosthetic group.
Lipids combine with proteins to form lipoproteins.
Carbohydrates combine with proteins to form glycoproteins.
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Key terms in this lesson
- glycoprotein
- A protein with a carbohydrate chain attached, often found on the cell surface acting as a receptor or antigen.
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