The protein that enables glucose transport into cells is:
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Correct answer: GLUT-4 (transporter)
GLUT-4 (glucose transporter type 4) is a specific protein carrier that facilitates the movement of glucose across the cell membrane. It is crucial for maintaining blood sugar levels and is regulated by insulin.
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