What cell membrane allows you to move in and out of a cell?

Answer 1

its is a permeable membrane which allows osmosis and diffusion of small molecules such as glucose, salts and mineral ions. In an animal cell, it cannot hold the cell turgid like plant cells can, and so it bursts when too much water has entered it. This is osmotic shock

Answer 2

The cell membrane is considered to be semipermeable. This means that it will let some substances through (either in or out), but others it won't. The cell membrane is considered to be 3 layers (lipid, protein, lipid) Certain proteins will help substances into the cell, but some they won't let in. Generally, smaller molecules (oxygen, water, CO2, etc.) will pass through easier than larger molecules (glucose, other sugars).

Basically, the cell membrane determines what substances are allowed to pass it/out of the cell.

Answer 3

The cell membrane, also known as the plasma membrane, allows for the movement of substances in and out of the cell through processes like diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and active transport. These movements help maintain the cell's internal environment and support cellular functions.

Answer 4

Glycoproteins form channels which sustrates and larger molecules can pass through.

Answer 5

the cell membrane controls movement in and out of the cell

Answer 6

cytoplasm