Why can't a plasma protein move through the dialysis tubing of the simulated filtration membrane?
A)It is too large.
B)Its shape is incompatible with receptor.
C)It is too small.
D)It has an opposite electrical charge.

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Plasma proteins are typically too large to pass through the pores of dialysis tubing, which is designed to allow smaller molecules to pass while retaining larger molecules.

Why Can't a Plasma Protein Move Through the Dialysis Tubing