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Which of the following substances requires a transport protein in order to cross a membrane? Select all that apply. OA estrogen OB. glucose OC. 02 O D. CO2 O E. water

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Chapter4: Energy And Metabolism

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OA. estrogen
OB. glucose
OC. 02
O D. CO2
O E. water

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