Clathrin
A) is a receptor in the surface of the cell membrane.
B) is a protein that coats vesicles formed by endocytosis.
C) causes the dissociation of low density lipoprotein-receptor complexes.
D) is a protein that lines the plasma membrane to mark the sites of exocytosis.
E) is a carrier specific for low-density lipoproteins.

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Clathrin is a protein that coats vesicles formed during the process of endocytosis, helping to shape the vesicle and facilitate its formation from the plasma membrane.