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Receptor–mediated endocytosis (RME) leads to the formation of ___________ coated pits.

Receptor–mediated endocytosis (RME) leads to the formation of ___________ coated pits. Correct Answer clathrin

Substances bound to receptors enter a cell by receptor–mediated endocytosis and collect in specialized domains of the plasma membrane called the ‘coated pits’. Clathrin is present on the electron–dense coat of these pits.

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