Question

A process NOT involving the fusion of two membranes or two regions of the same membrane is: Question 35 options: a) reproductive budding in yeast. b) entry of enveloped viruses into cells. c) exocytosis. d) entry of glucose into cells. e) endocytosis.

Answer 1

d) entry of glucose into cells

Step-by-step explanation:

The process of glucose entry into cells does not involve the fusion of two membranes or two regions of the same membrane. Glucose molecules are transported into cells through various mechanisms, such as facilitated diffusion or active transport, but they do not require membrane fusion. Therefore, option d) entry of glucose into cells is the process that does not involve membrane fusion, while the other options involve membrane fusion or interactions between membranes.