Biology, 20.08.2019 16:30, gracye

Aplasma membrane and a cell wall
are two names for the same thing
have the same structure and different functions
have different structures and the same function
have different structures and different functions

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Aplasma membrane and a cell wall
are two names for the same thing
have the same struct...