Temperature sensitive mutations are those that result in a protein that is fully active at lower temperatures but becomes unfolded (inactive) at higher temperatures. Temperature sensitive mutations of clathrin have been made. Select all of the processes below that you would expect to be directly compromised at the higher temperature with a clathrin temperature sensitive mutation. a. endocytosis of transferrin
b. endocytosis of low density lipoprotein receptor
c. formation of multivesicular bodies
d. autophagy