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Plant cells have a large central vacuole that hold water and can swell, which then results in other cell organelles being pushed against the cell membrane. Which of the following best explains how being close to the cell membrane could benefit a cellular process? A. Nucleotides would have more access to space in the cytosol and become more concentrated, benifiting DNA replication.
B. Ribosomes would have more access to space in the cytosol and make more proteins, benifiting protein synthesis.
C. Mitochondria would have more access to glucose to convert into ATP, benifiting cellular respiration.
D. Chloroplasts would have more access to light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water in glucose, benifiting photosynthesis.

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