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If a substance is unable to diffuse across a membrane we say the membrane is?

osmotically active


What does it mean when scientists say that the cell membrane is selectivley permeable?

yes, it is


What does cell membrane contain?

It contains proteins, which are ribosomes, and the E.R.YHURRR WELCOME!!!! I'm mean please say thanks :)


Are locks examples of cell membrane?

well i wouldn't say yes, because a cell membrane is more of a gate.


What is the movemant of materials into and out of the cells is controlled by?

It is usually the cell membrane i think. But the nucleus is "the brain" of a cell. But i would say the cell membrane. hope this helps.


Do eucharyotes have a plasma membrane?

Yes.


Where is the endoplasmic riticulum found in an animal cell?

You could say it is contiguous with the nuclear membrane as it is attached to this membrane and surrounds it.


What represents a cell membrane?

A cell membrane is a semi-permeable membrane that surrounds the cytoplasm of a cell, providing structure and controlling the movement of substances in and out of the cell. It is primarily composed of lipids and proteins that help maintain the cell's internal environment and interact with the external environment.


What can you say about the shape of a animal cell?

an average animal cell is round and it contains a cell membrane cytoplasm and a nucleus which has the code for the DNA.


What does a cell membrane do for other cell?

the cell membrane prevents the nucleus cytoplasm and ...etc not to leak out of the cell .so it is a wall that keeps every thing inside the cell.EX:lets say its like a water balloon that keeps the water inside the balloon.


What does is mean to say that a membrane is a fluid mosaic?

phospholipids and most proteins to drift about in the plane of the membrane


What is the thinnest membrane between two organs or tissues?

I would say the cell wall...

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