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A cell mouth, or more accurately, a cellular structure involved in uptake, refers to mechanisms like the plasma membrane's invaginations or specialized structures like cilia and flagella that facilitate the intake of substances. These structures help in processes such as endocytosis, where cells engulf external materials, or in the movement of fluids and nutrients. Essentially, they play a crucial role in nutrient absorption and communication with the environment.
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How does the cytoskleton protect the cell?
it helps yo mouth
Is proboscis a cell?
No,proboscis is'nt a cell. It's a mouth like outgrowth in nector sucking insects.
What does your gullet do in a cell?
It's the mouth of the protists, where food enters the cell. The Anus is where the waste exits.
How many chromosomes in chimpanzee mouth cell?
Chimpanzees have 48 chromosomes in their somatic cells, including those found in mouth cells. This is the same number of chromosomes as in humans, who have 46 chromosomes. Each chimpanzee cell, including mouth cells, contains this full set of chromosomes.
What is the cheek skin cell's job?
to move up so you can open your mouth
How large of molecule enter in the cell?
you have to open your mouth and shut the hell up
What does the Golgi apparatus do in the animal cell?
put big nuts in yo mouth
Do euglenas have mouth?
yes at the top
What are the parts of an onion skin cell?
flufffy stuff go in the sky and goes in your mouth
What is the function of the nucleues in a cell?
it's purpose is for partying and farting in your mouth when you least expect it
What two things is cilia used for in a cell?
To move, and to atract other organisms into their mouth groove.
What cell parts does animal cells have?
ears eyes mouth nose teeth hands feet
