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The finding that integrin-linked kinase (ILK) is required for focal adhesion function but its kinase activity is not, suggests the protein acts as a

A) direct connection to the ECM.
B) linker protein.
C) scaffolding protein.
D) cytoskeletal filament.
E) signaling protein.

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