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delivering the cell's resources
Food and wastes are transported throughout the body by specific transport molecules found in the blood. Cells also need specific transport proteins to deliver molecules across their cell membranes. Atomic structures have revealed how these transport molecules recognize their cargoes and deliver them to the proper places.
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