Clathrin coats are bound to specific receptors by a protein called
A) an adaptor protein.
B) ARF.
C) COPI.
D) NSF.

Name: Clathrin coats are bound to specific receptors by a protein called A) an adaptor protein. B) ARF. C) COPI. D) NSF.
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Adaptor proteins are responsible for connecting clathrin coats to specific receptors on the membrane. ARF, COPI, and NSF are all involved in different aspects of vesicular transport, but not specifically in connecting clathrin coats to receptors.

Clathrin Coats Are Bound to Specific Receptors by a Protein