Question 3 Which of the following statements about liquid phase condensates is accurate? They are able to maintain their integrity without a surrounding membrane. i. The nucleolus is a liquid phase condensate. i. Macromolecules within them are mobile. iv. They are random aggregates of macromolecules. V. Macromolecules within them are able to diffuse back and forth between the liquid phase condesate and the bulk solution. O A. All of the above O B. Ii, ili and v O C.i. ii, i and v O D. i and v O E. i, ii and iv

Question 3 Which of the following statements about liquid phase condensates is accurate? They are able to maintain their integrity without a surrounding membrane. i. The nucleolus is a liquid phase condensate. i. Macromolecules within them are mobile. iv. They are random aggregates of macromolecules. V. Macromolecules within them are able to diffuse back and forth between the liquid phase condesate and the bulk solution. O A. All of the above O B. Ii, ili and v O C.i. ii, i and v O D. i and v O E. i, ii and iv

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