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Identify the processes by which the following substances enter a living macrophage: oxygen/cellular debris/water/glucose

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processess: oxygen- by diffusion through the cell membrane

cellular debris- phagocytosis

water- by osmosis

glucose-by active transport via ion pump (usually in exchange with sodium)

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hi i was serching for the same an i found this question: Identify the processes by which the following substances enter a living macrophage: oxygen/cellular debris/water/glucose answere: processess: oxygen- by diffusion through the cell membrane cellular debris- phagocytosis water- by osmosis glucose-by active transport via ion pump (usually in exchange with sodium) I'm glad to help :D jdlv mak thank u sooo much! i was searching for the same thing too! :) -Kristen


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