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Biology, 02.03.2021 01:00 jacamron

Question 1 5 pts What would happen to a cell if it got too large? A. It would either starve because it wouldn't be able to get nutrients in fast enough or it would get poisoned by its own waste. B. It would absorb other cells. C. It would become more efficient. D. It would explode. ​

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