Which set of substances requires either channel or transport proteins in order to cross the cell membrane? O A. H20, NaCl, C,H1206 O B. N2, H20, NH3 O C. NaCI, NH2CONH2, 02 O D. N2, H20, C6H1206 SUBMIT

Which set of substances requires either channel or transport proteins in order to cross the cell membrane? O A. H20, NaCl, C,H1206 O B. N2, H20, NH3 O C. NaCI, NH2CONH2, 02 O D. N2, H20, C6H1206 SUBMIT

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Which set of substances requires either channel or transport proteins in order
to cross the cell membrane?
O A. H20, NaCl, CH1206
O B. N2, H20, NH3
O C. NaCI, NH2CONH2, 02
O D. N2 H20, C6H1206
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