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Why is A cell is recognized by other cells as self by it's surface?
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Cell-surface proteins allow a cell to what with other cells?
They allow Cells to communicate with other Cells.
What is the Cell surface protein that allows a cell to with other cells?
cell membrane
What are found on the surface of the cell?
Skin cells. Epithelial cells
Outer surface of the cell that helps maintain the cells internal environment?
no the outer surface of animal cells are called the cell membrane, plat cells also have a cell membrane but they sometimes also have a cell wall, animal cells don't have cell walls.
What proteins in the cell membrane identify your cells?
cell-surface markers
What controls the movement in and out of the cell in plant cells?
cell membrane aka plasma membrane
Which has the greater surface area one large cell or 27 smaller cells?
If the smaller cells' total volume is at least that of the larger cell then the smaller cells have the greater surface area.
What size are cells limited by?
The largest contributor to the limit on a cell's size is the ratio between its volume and its surface area. Because cells acquire nutrients through their membrane (surface), it is more favourable for a cell to have more surface. This can be accomplished by splitting the cell into 2 cells. The combination of the 2 cells has more surface area to absorb nutrients, than the surface area of a single really big cell. Thus cell's are limited in size by their need to be able to intake nutrients, which is accomplished by dividing into smaller cells.
What are cells limited size?
The largest contributor to the limit on a cell's size is the ratio between its volume and its surface area. Because cells acquire nutrients through their membrane (surface), it is more favourable for a cell to have more surface. This can be accomplished by splitting the cell into 2 cells. The combination of the 2 cells has more surface area to absorb nutrients, than the surface area of a single really big cell. Thus cell's are limited in size by their need to be able to intake nutrients, which is accomplished by dividing into smaller cells.
Cells are limited in size by what?
The largest contributor to the limit on a cell's size is the ratio between its volume and its surface area. Because cells acquire nutrients through their membrane (surface), it is more favourable for a cell to have more surface. This can be accomplished by splitting the cell into 2 cells. The combination of the 2 cells has more surface area to absorb nutrients, than the surface area of a single really big cell. Thus cell's are limited in size by their need to be able to intake nutrients, which is accomplished by dividing into smaller cells.
Why is a cell's size limited?
because the diffusion of a cell. and the volume surface area of the cell.
What are new cells form from?
New cells are formed from other cells. Cells replicate. The new cells that are created have the same material in them as the cell it came from.
