How can a cell maintain its internal environment?

Answer 1

"chemical balance" is called Homeostasis. Homeostasis is keeping equilibrium in the body by offsetting changes. For example, your body is normal at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit when it drops below said temperature, your body increases chemical reactions that release heat, or the latter which would be shivering. "chemical balance" is called Homeostasis. Homeostasis is keeping equilibrium in the body by offsetting changes. For example, your body is normal at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit when it drops below said temperature, your body increases chemical reactions that release heat, or the latter which would be shivering.

Answer 2

Cells are selective of what goes through their membranes and so are able to maintain homeostasis reasonably well. Also, once the cell becomes large enough so that diffusion rates are less than adequate because their surface area grows at a lesser rate than their volume, cells usually divide.

Answer 3

A cell can maintain its internal environment through processes like selective permeability of the cell membrane, active transport of molecules, and maintaining proper pH levels through buffers and ion pumps. Homeostasis is also maintained through cellular processes such as regulation of temperature, water balance, and nutrient uptake.

Answer 4

The plasma membrane helps maintain a chemical balance within the cell. This is because the plasma membrane regulates what goes in and out of the cell.

Answer 5

Im not positive but I think it is the cell membrane and the mitocondria.

Answer 6

Cells direct water and other substances through their cell membranes.

Answer 7

by the cell mambrane

Answer 8

that would be homeostasis.