How do the functions of the glycoproteins on the virus and the flagella on the bacteria differ? A. Glycoproteins allow a virus to absorb materials from the environment, while flagella are used for respiration.
B. Glycoproteins allow a virus to recognize and attach to food sources, while flagella catch food for bacteria.
C. Glycoproteins allow a virus to recognize and bind to host cells, while flagella propel bacteria through water.
D. Glycoproteins allow a virus to produce and secrete toxins, while flagella are used for bacterial conjugation.