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When a cell's membrane is permeable, it means that only certain proteins and other molecules can go in and out of the porous membrane, through protein pumps and other pathways. Some molecules stay inside the cell, while others float outside. Starches, for example, are large molecules that cannot pass through the membrane.
Selective permeability relates to the properties of a membrane. It allows the passage of some substances and not others. Theoretically, it can be thought of as a sheet with holes of a set size in it. Only objects that are smaller than these holes will be able to pass through the sheet. In a proper membrane the 'holes' are usually a type of protein channel that can control permeability by charge as well as size.
If you mean the cell membrane, it keeps lets things in and out of the cell.
For a cell membrane, partial permeability means that only certain molecules can pass through like carbon dioxide and oxygen while other molecules such as glucose cannot.
The cell membrane only allows certain molecules through.
The barrier between the inside of a cell and its enviorment is a CELL MEMBRANE
In the study of physiology, pK and pNa represent the membrane's permeability to potassium ions and sodium ions respectively. These values are intrinsic to the membrane being studied.
Because plasma membrane allows only certain solute to move into the cell and outside the cell
Assuming by nuclear membrane, you mean the membrane that surrounds the nucleus of cells, then nuclear membrane are found keeping the tidbits of cell nuclei together in the middle of the cytoplasm of the cell.
Outer cell surface that regulates entrance and exit of molecules.
an organelle(chloroplast,mitochondria) with a membrane covering around it
controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell. Avios