Which is the correct order of structures that a macromolecule and its monomers will encounter in the time period between when the macromolecule is engulfed into a cell and when its monomers are used as an energy source?
A) Rough endoplasmic reticulum, vesicle, Golgi apparatus, mitochondria
B) Primary lysosome, secondary lysosome, peroxisome, cell membrane
C) Primary lysosome, peroxisome, secondary lysosome, mitochondria
D) Phagosome, secondary lysosome, cytoplasm, mitochondria
E) Phagosome, cytoplasm, cisternae, secondary lysosome, mitochondria

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The correct order starts with the macromolecule being engulfed into a phagosome, then it is digested into monomers in a secondary lysosome. These monomers are released into the cytoplasm, where they can be used in various processes, including being further broken down in the mitochondria for energy.

Which Is the Correct Order of Structures That a Macromolecule