Where are receptors, channels, and markers located?

Question

A. In the cell membrane
B. In the libid.
C All of the above.
D. None of the above.

Answer 1

All are found in A) the cell membrane.

The cell membrane is made up of a phospholipid bi-layer that is dotted with proteins, markers, ion channels and receptors (which are also protein based). The receptors/channels/markers all either identify the cell or allow things to pass in/out of it, or allow things to attatch. If they were anywhere else, it wouldn't make sense.

So your answer is A

Answer 2

I beleive if your asking about receptors channels and markers they are located in the Cell membrane where the channels are mostly protein base and allow only certain things through for markers they too are in on the cell membrane I.E your blood cells have markers on them. For receptors i too believe that they are on the cell membrane so A is a good pick

Answer 3

c.