What is the most important substance that passes through the cell membrane?

Answer 1

Green plant, fungus / mold, or mammal animal cells? Most cells need an inflow of nutrients and fuel sources of energy, and produce outflows of waste products and excess energy. Specialized cells consume and produce their own special things. Generally mammal cell energy is the pumped production of ions that flow to balance each other. This charge flow includes a path through the cell membrane. Scientists have found that various proteins assist in providing this ion transport. The fundamental ions in water solution are H+ and OH-, but most metal ions (such as lithium, sodium, potassium, calcium, etc) are positive because they easily give up their electrons, on the other hand, halide group elements (chlorine, fluorine, bromine, iodine) form negative ions due to their tendencies to grab outer orbital shell electrons from other molecules / elements. The cell membrane maintains internal cell structure and maintains a selective permeability to those things required. Evolution, it could be argued, had important purposes for every activity carried out by a cell component including the cell membrane without which death would eventually occur. Through this argument it could be said that all inputs and outputs traveling through the cell membrane are equally important otherwise death would eventually result.

Answer 2

because there is so many thing in life ha ha ha halol

Answer 3

There are several cycles that matter can go through. This includes the water cycle, the carbon cycle, the phosphorous cycle, the nitrogen cycle, and the sulfur cycle.

Answer 4

The three most important cycles of matter ( to me ) are:

Cow dung

Race horse urain

Human muke

Answer 5

The most important substances are: Carbon, Phosphorus, Nitrogen, Sulfur, and Oxygen

Answer 6

Water is considered as matter. Water cycle is an important cycle.