Which of the following statements about exocytosis in the sea urchin egg are true? Choose one or more: O A. Exocytosis is used to remove extra sperm that enter the cell. O B. Exocytosis is required for the Ca2+ wave to travel through the cytosol. O C. Exocytosis releases hydrolytic enzymes from the cell. O D. The exocytic vesicles are densely packed with protein.

Which of the following statements about exocytosis in the sea urchin egg are true? Choose one or more: O A. Exocytosis is used to remove extra sperm that enter the cell. O B. Exocytosis is required for the Ca2+ wave to travel through the cytosol. O C. Exocytosis releases hydrolytic enzymes from the cell. O D. The exocytic vesicles are densely packed with protein.

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Which of the following statements about exocytosis in the sea urchin egg are true?
Choose one or more:
O A. Exocytosis is used to remove extra sperm that enter the cell.
O B. Exocytosis is required for the Ca2+ wave to travel through the cytosol.
O C. Exocytosis releases hydrolytic enzymes from the cell.
O D. The exocytic vesicles are densely packed with protein.

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