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transmembrane /trans·mem·brane/ (trans-mem´brān) extending across a membrane, usually referring to a protein subunit that is exposed on both sides of a cell membrane.
trans·mem·brane (trns-mmbrn, trnz-)
adj.
Passing or occurring across a membrane.
transmembrane
across a membrane; usually referring to a cell membrane.
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