Which cell has a cell wall and cell membrane?

Answer 1

Only plants, bacteria, fungi, and algae have cell walls. You are looking at an animal or protozoa cell that have no cell walls. Cell walls gives rigidity to cells.

Answer 2

The Cell Wall only exists in plant cells. It is made out of cellulose (a polymer of glucose). It is extremely tough and rigid, enabling the plant cell to retain its shape. The membrane, however, exists both in plant and animal cells, but is not as tough or rigid as the wall. The membrane controls the in/out flow of chemicals around the cell.

Answer 3

The cell wall and the cell membrane are both types of boundaries for cells, which keep the content of the cell together while creating some degree of control over what is allowed to enter the cell. This is essentially the same function that skin serves, in a multi-cellular organism.

Answer 4

the cell wall which is in a plant protects the cell. the cell membrane, in a human is the same thing

Answer 5

A plant cell has both a cell wall and a nucleus. An animal cell however, does not. An animal cell has a cell membrane and nucleus, but no cell wall.

Answer 6

Plant cells have both a cell wall and a cell membrane. The cell wall provides structure and support to the cell, while the cell membrane regulates the movement of molecules in and out of the cell.

Answer 7

it's the plant cell

Answer 8

A plant cell