Why is the cell membrane good at its job?

Answer 1

A plant cell is good at its job it has special features such as the cytoplasm, nucleus and vacuole to help it adapt to its job.

Answer 2

The cell membrane is good at its job because it is selectively permeable, meaning it allows only certain molecules to pass through. It helps maintain the internal environment of the cell by controlling the passage of substances in and out of the cell. Additionally, the cell membrane is flexible and can change shape to accommodate the cell's needs.

Answer 3

The animal cell, not matter in what organism, is "trained" to do a specific function, and to do that specified function well. For example, red blood cells are specifically for transporting blood throughout your body, keeping it circulating.

Answer 4

The cells of a particular function form what is called a tissue. Many tissues of similar function form an organ. This organ and any other depend on one another to form a system. These systems of our body collectively form organisms.

Example:

Blood cells > Blood > Heart > Circulatory System > Organism

Answer 5

A plant cell is good at its job because it has many special features such as the chloroplast, cytoplasm, nucleus, cell wall, vacuole, mitochondria and cell membrane.

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Answer 6

It is good at its job because it is semi-permeable and it surrounds the cells so it must be large in a cell. Hope that answered your question. :)

Answer 7

You have your choice of answers. The cell is good at its job because it was designed by God to be good at its job, or because it evolved to be good at its job.

Answer 8

Over many years, the animal cells go through evolution and adapt to different environments and weather.

Answer 9

so it can make bacteria good at it's job!

Answer 10

it helps to create blood cells