The oligosaccharides are attached to:
A)DNA and RNA as part of the genetic code
B)certain enzymes as part of the active site
C)structural proteins to provide stability
D)cell membranes as self antigens

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Oligosaccharides are commonly found attached to cell membranes as glycoproteins or glycolipids, which act as self antigens and play important roles in cell recognition and communication. They are not part of the genetic code (choice A), active sites of enzymes (choice B), or structural proteins (choice C).

The Oligosaccharides Are Attached To