Question

What happens to the portion if the cell membrane that surrounds a large molecule during endocytosis

Answer 1

metchelle. When we say endocytosis, this is one of the cellular processes wherein the cell absorbs substances from the outside by invaginating the cell membrane. In this case, what happens to that part of the cell membrane that wraps around a large molecule during this process is that it separates from the membrane.Jun 1, 2017

Answer 2

The correct answer would bud off or separated from the plasma membrane.

Step-by-step explanation:

Endocytosis is the process of the internalizing the substances or large molecules for transport into the cell. This process includes phagocytosis or cellular eating and pinocytosis.

The material or substance to internalize is surrounded by the plasma membrane and then it buds off inside forming vesicles.

Thus, the correct answer is- budded off or separated from the plasma membrane.