Peptides and Small Proteins Are Generally Too Large to Be

question 5

Multiple Choice

Peptides and small proteins are generally too large to be transported into cells using transport proteins or moving through pores. The macromolecules are brought into the cell using

• A) diffusion
• B) exocytosis
• C) gated channels
• D) endocytosis
• E) open channels

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