Glycophorin, a protein in the plasma membrane of the red blood cell, normally exists as
Chapter 0, Problem 10-9(choose chapter or problem)
Glycophorin, a protein in the plasma membrane of the red blood cell, normally exists as a homodimer that is held together entirely by interactions between its transmembrane domains. Since transmembrane domains are hydrophobic, how is it that they can associate with one another so specifically?
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