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All cells in our body exhibit the property of selective permeability. Selective permeable membrane allows certain sized particles to enter the cytoplasm while restricting large sized macromolecules. Ions can diffuse through the plasma membrane via various ion pumps.

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Depends on the cells. And the solution whether it is hyper-tonic or hypo-tonic

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Because the cell membrane only lets good things inside and blocks out the bad or harmful things.

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a property of cell membrane that allows some substances to pass through while others cannot

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Chemical association and attraction. eg blood cell. Blood cells contain haemoglobin. It reacts easily with only oxygen, forming oxyhaemaglobin

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because some are bigger then others

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