Multiple Choice
Once glucose has entered a cell, what prevents it from diffusing back out of the cell?
A) Glucose pumps actively transported any leaked glucose back into the cell.
B) One side of the cell membrane is permeable to glucose, but the other side is not.
C) Glucose inhibitors attach to glucose once it's in the cell.
D) Glucose is phosphorylated, preventing it from leaving the cell.
E) Glucose is hydrolyzed into two three-carbon molecules that cannot diffuse in a reverse direction.
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