Endocytosis Is a Form of Active Transport (Requiring Energy) to Move

question 20

Multiple Choice

Endocytosis is a form of active transport (requiring energy) to move vesicles

• A) containing particles into and out of the cell, also known as phagocytosis.
• B) containing proteins out of the cell, also known as secretion.
• C) filled with particles and/or fluids out of the cell.
• D) filled with particles and/or fluids into the cell.
• E) containing fluids into and out of the cell, also known as pinocytosis.

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Definitions:

L94.0

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