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that is wrong the correct answer is through the cytoplasm. ur welcome
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Okay, you are both wrong. Think about the cell structure. A cell (Animal Cell) is surrounded by a semipermeable cell membrane. It is filled with cytoplasm. A cell doesn't have a mouth, therefore it can't do anything through something it doesn't have. Now think about what ingestion is. The entering of food to your body or to a cell is ingestion. So to ingest something, you must take it in. The cell can't take things in through the cytoplasm, because cytoplasm is in the middle. Therefore, it would take it in through a semipermeable cell membrane.
If you are using NovaNET, the answer is "Through Cell Membrane"
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How does the blood help the cells perform the organic functions of ingestion?
I wonder that you meant absorption instead ingestion. Nutritive substances are caught on the lining of the bowel by millions of microscopic vilosities which deliver them to the blood flow that delivers the vital substances into the body cells.
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tracheids
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What is the definition of ingestion?
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In which part of the body does ingestion take place?
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Is the function of the lysosome?
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