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What would happen if a plant didn't get enough water?
The cell memebrane would shrink from the cell wall (plasmolosis) and the cell would eventually die
What is a cell memebrane's job?
It helps control what enters and leaves the cell.
How can one cell pass the cell membrane but the other can't?
because of its selectival memebrane
What is function of cell memebrane?
To control what particles go in and out of the cell, and regulates it, and is usually selectivity permeable.
Are Gap junctions are found in plant cells?
the plasmodemata connects plant cells, and memebrane nanotubes can connect animal cells
How does chloroplast work on a plant cell?
it help the cell memebrane
Do plant cells have a cell memebrane?
Yes,they have a membrane.It is inside cell wall.
Do plant cell have a cell memebrane?
Yes, plants have both cell walls (outside) and cell membranes (inside).
What would happen if a plant didn't get enough water?
The cell memebrane would shrink from the cell wall (plasmolosis) and the cell would eventually die
What is a rigid structure surrounding the cell memebrane?
cell wall
Is the cell memebrane selectively permeable?
Yes.
What is a cell memebrane's job?
It helps control what enters and leaves the cell.
What type of cell have a cell membrane?
All cells have a cell memebrane. Prokaryotic and eukaryotic.
How can one cell pass the cell membrane but the other can't?
because of its selectival memebrane
What does the cell memebrane do in a animal cell?
Protects cell and controls what goes in and out through passive and active transport
What is function of cell memebrane?
To control what particles go in and out of the cell, and regulates it, and is usually selectivity permeable.
What is the difference in plant cells and animal cells?
Some VERY basic differences is that plant cells have a cell wall, chloroplasts, and a larger vacuole.
