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it can enter it because the cell membrane, which acts like a barrier let's in good substance's and keeps out bad substances. if your talking about a red blood cell it's because it doesn't have a cell wall like plant's do and they burst when they get too swelled up.
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∙ 9y agoSmall fluid droplets are brought into the cell using the method of pinocytosis. It refers to the ingestion of liquid into a cell.
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