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Large solutes are transported across a cell membrance by?
exocytosis
What are the principle components of plasma membrance and membrance surrounding cell organelles?
Phospholipids are the principle component behind plasma membranes and the membranes surrounding cell organelles. They create a hydrophobic (water repellent) boundary that keeps what's needed in and what's not, out.
What waste materials leave the cell through the cell membrance?
Proteins that are attached to the ribosomes, I suppose
How do the food molecules and nutrients enter a cell?
Phagcytosis: cell literally engulfs it (Yes, but that is when the cell already has enough and needs to take in more) Food never enters the cell, basic sugars do.
What are Cell walls job?
whats the cell walls job??
What is function of the cell membrance?
in a cell what is the function of the cell membrance
What does a cell membrane let pass in and out?
Cell membrance is a structure of cells
Which part of cell allows the nutrient and other materials to enter or leave the cell?
cell membrance
Does the cell wall cover the membrance?
Yes it does and there is only cell wall on plants and it is membrane
Large solutes are transported across a cell membrance by?
exocytosis
What is the outer boundary of a window called?
A window frame
Briefly deacribe the structure of a cell membrance?
What type(question mark).
Function of cell wall and membrane?
cell wall keeps cells shapecell membrance keeps cell wall strong
What is the area between the nucleus and the cell membrance called?
Protoplasm Edited answer: Cytoplasm
What is a prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
a prokaryotic cell is a cell that does not have a nucleus or membrance covered organelles . and a a eukaryotic is a is a cell that has a nucleus membrane covered organelles.
What are the principle components of plasma membrance and membrance surrounding cell organelles?
Phospholipids are the principle component behind plasma membranes and the membranes surrounding cell organelles. They create a hydrophobic (water repellent) boundary that keeps what's needed in and what's not, out.
Why is the cell membrance said to be selectively permeable?
it allows only types of molecules to pass through
