Movement of large molecules into a cell is called
A)endocytosis.
B)exocytosis.
C)bulk transport.
D)endocytosis AND bulk transport.

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Endocytosis is the process by which cells internalize large molecules, such as proteins or lipids, by engulfing them within a membrane-bound vesicle. Bulk transport refers to the movement of large quantities of substances in or out of the cell through processes such as endocytosis and exocytosis. Therefore, both endocytosis and bulk transport are involved in the movement of large molecules into a cell.

Movement of Large Molecules into a Cell Is Called