The coat of vesicles that transport materials around the cell interior ___________.
A)is composed of two distinct protein layers
B)possesses an outer cage or scaffolding that forms the framework for the coat
C)possesses adaptors that are able to select specific cargo molecules
D)possesses an inner layer of adaptors that serves primarily to bind the vesicle's cargo
E)All of these are correct.

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All of the statements are true. The coat of vesicles is made up of two distinct protein layers, possesses an outer cage or scaffolding, adaptors that select specific cargo molecules, and an inner layer of adaptors that binds the vesicle's cargo.

The Coat of Vesicles That Transport Materials Around the Cell