Objects suspended in the extracellular fluid can cross the plasma membrane and enter a cell by all of the following processes,EXCEPT

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Osmosis is the movement of water molecules across a selectively permeable membrane, and it does not involve the transport of solid particles or objects. Therefore, D is the correct answer, because it describes a process that is not applicable for the transportation of objects into a cell. A, B, and C are all types of endocytosis which involve the formation of vesicles to transport material into the cell.

Objects Suspended in the Extracellular Fluid Can Cross the Plasma