Internalization of the LDL receptor occurs in specialized regions of membrane known as:

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The internalization of the LDL receptor occurs in specialized regions of the membrane known as coated pits, which are coated with clathrin and adaptor proteins involved in endocytosis. The other choices listed (endocytotic blebs, microvilli, gap junctions, and plasma membrane patches) are not involved in the internalization of the LDL receptor.

Internalization of the LDL Receptor Occurs in Specialized Regions of Membrane