3.-Substances are removed from the cell-due-to-the-connection of the membrane structure of the Golgi-apparatus with the cytolemma. The contents of such-a-structure are thrown outside the cell. This process-is-called:A. PinocytosisB. OsmosisC.ExocytosisD. Facilitated diffusionE. EndocytosisC

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3.-Substances are removed from the cell-due-to-the- connection of the membrane structure of the Golgi- apparatus with the cytolemma. The contents of such-a- structure are thrown outside the cell. This process-is- called A Pinocytosis B.Osmosis C.Exocytosis D. Facilitated diffusion E. Endocytosis