Match the Che protein in Column I with its primary function in Column II.

Column I (Protein)	Column II (Function)
A. CheA	1. Response regulator that controls motor switch
B. CheY	2. Phosphatase that dephosphorylates CheY
C. CheZ	3. Sensor Histidine Kinase
D. CheR	4. Constitutive Methyltransferase

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