Flippases are enzymes that flip:

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Flippases are enzymes that flip:

a. fatty acids from one position on glycerol to another position.
b. glucose from - to -glucose.
c. amino acids from one position to another in a protein.
d. cholesterol from one organelle to another.
e. phospholipids across to the other side of a membrane.

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