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Author Question: The extracellular matrix of animal cells ______. A) protect and support cells B (Read 1288 times)

Mr. Wonderful

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on: Apr 23, 2014
The extracellular matrix of animal cells ______.
A) protect and support cells
B) provide avenues for the exchange of DNA
C) are warehouses for the storage of extra lipids and carbohydrates
D) are primarily sites of dead matter and waste materials


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Reply #1 on: Apr 24, 2014
-- I know it's not B, try A. I'm sure it's it ;)


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