Difference between the cell membrane and nuclear membrane?

Answer 1

All the living organisms are made of structural and functional units called "cells".The membrane which surrounds the cell and separates it from the other cell is called "cell membrane".It is made of proteins and lipids. It allows only certain substances to pass into the cellInside the cell, there is comparatively bigger organelle(structures present in cells are called cell organelles) which controls the activities of the other cell organelles called "nucleus".it is surrounded by a membrane called "nuclear membrane". inside the cell there is a dark staining body called "nucleolus" and there are some thread like filaments called chromatin on which DNA containing genes are present which are responsible for the production of proteins and for carrying the parental features to the children.cell membrane is like a bag which carries nucleus and other cell organelles

Answer 2

The cell membrane encloses the entire cell while the nuclear membrane encloses the nucleus. The primary structure (phospholipid bilayer) is the same, but each is equipped with a mosaic of structures specific to its purpose (like transporting mRNA for the NM and transporting Na+ for the PM).

Basically, they're the same, though. In fact, the rough endoplasmic reticulum is actually just a big pinched out section of the NM, and when vesicles leave the golgi apparatus and head for the membrane, the vesicle joins the PM and just adds to it. From that you can see that they're made of the same stuff.

Answer 3

The nucleus controls the cell and the cell membrane contains it

Answer 4

the cell membrane encloses the cell and the nuclear membrane encloses the nucleus

Answer 5

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