Transport of large molecules such as starch across the cell membrane can occur through a Endocytosis b Exocytosis C Both A and B d None of the above

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Transport of large molecules such as starch across the cell

membrane can occur through
a Endocytosis
b Exocytosis
C Both A and B
d None of the above

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Step-by-step explanation:

I think its D...

It seems like active transport

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