________ are cell adhesion proteins that some cells use for movement during their development.
A)Cadherins
B)Glycospheres
C)Receptors
D)Phospholipids

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Cadherins are cell adhesion proteins that play a crucial role in cell-cell adhesion during development. They are primarily responsible for the movement and aggregation of cells during embryogenesis. Glycospheres, receptors, and phospholipids do not play a significant role in cell movement during development.

________ Are Cell Adhesion Proteins That Some Cells Use for Movement