Multiple Choice
How does active cell transport occur?
A) Carrier molecules latch onto specific molecules,and transport them in or out of the cell.
B) Fluids and substances are forced through cell membranes by hydrostatic pressure.
C) Isotonic solutions move substances in and out of the cell.
D) Kinetic energy causes molecules to be in constant motion in and out of the cell.
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