Question: Many molecules are moved through the body by?
Answer:<u> The molecules are moved through the body by uses special transport proteins to move molecules across the membrane that cannot pass thorough on their own. Usually large molecules. Carrier proteins blind and carry the molecules across the cell membrane. They provide an open channel of passageway through the cell membrane for molecules to move across.</u>
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Itd seem like a virus would replicating and once the host cell cannot contain the viruses anymore, the cell explodes and releases all the viruses into the blood stream
<span>a. Species P and Q are equally related to species T</span>
For an atom to become a positively charged ion it must lose negatively charged electrons.
it really does depend on what type of 'cell' your talking about. If your talking about a battery type of cells then it's obviouse but I know that there are 3 trillion cells in your body :) reply if this was helpfull
