Biology, 05.02.2021 03:50, youngcie04
1. How does the cell membrane allow animals to move without rupturing the cells in the body?
2. How does a cell membrane allow some molecules to pass right through the membrane?
3. Why is it important the some molecules (oxygen and carbon dioxide) be allowed to pass through the cell membrane without the use of a transport system?
4. How does the cell membrane allow the cell to reproduce into two separate cells?
5. In the lab, small bubbles would merge with the larger bubbles. How does this property of cell membranes demonstrate how a vesicle can transport substances from one organelle to another?
6. Cells require molecules that cannot simply pass through the cell membrane. Explain how the cell can use proteins to transport these molecules across the cell membrane.
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