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Clathrin-coated vesicles are destined to be delivered to which endomembrane compartment? A) Rough ER B) cis-Golgi...

Clathrin-coated vesicles are destined to be delivered to which endomembrane compartment?

A) Rough ER

B) cis-Golgi

C) trans-Golgi network

D) late endosome

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Option D is correct.

It will bined to membrane surface coated with cathrin.it helps to form endosomes vesicles and at last to lysosomes.their is degradation happens.

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