Cholesterol-containing lipoproteins are cleared from the blood by which process?  

A. Na+ gradient-dependent, secondary active transport
B. Clathrin-dependent, receptor-mediated endocytosis
C. Simple, transcellular membrane diffusion
D. Hydrophobic phagocytosis
E. Second messenger-activated, sterol transgenesis


Answer: B

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