Is the cell membrane semi-permeable

Answer 1

well no its the thin outer layer of the cell i beleive.

Answer 2

The Membrane Only Allows Certain Molecules To Pass Through

Answer 3

The cell membrane is most certainly permeable, but only somewhat. It allows small molecules and some non-polar particles through with ease, but macromolecules and polar molecules often have trouble and require active transport through specific protein channels located on the surface of the cell. These channels often require ATP or GTP in order to function, and by changing shape they can regulate what moves in and out of the cell.

Answer 4

Yes. Water, along with everything the cell needs to carry out its function, is able to pass through its membrane.

Answer 5

The cell membrane is also called plasma membrane or lipid bilayer.

Answer 6

The Membrane Only Allows Certain Molecules To Pass Through