Imagine a trans-membrane protein embedded in plasmamembrane

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Imagine a trans-membrane protein embedded in a plasmamembrane. This protein has a region that is dense in the amino acidglutamine, whose R group contains an oxygen and anitrogen. Would you expect this region of the protein to beexposed to a cell’s cytoplasm, its exterior environment, orthe interior of its plasma membrane? Explain the exact reason foryour selection.

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