A molecule found on the cell surface consists of a carbohydrate chain covalently bonded to a protein. What is the classification of this molecule?
Q1. A molecule found on the cell surface consists of a carbohydrate chain covalently bonded to a protein. What is the classification of this molecule?
Answer: Glycoproteins
Explanation: Glycoproteins are conjugated molecules where carbohydrates are covalently bonded to proteins, often acting as receptors on the cell membrane.