The plasma membrane is the outer rim of a cell that holds everything in the cell together in the cell space.
It allows things to enter and leave the cell.
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How does it allow things to enter / exit? How does it hold things together?
ReplyDeleteSimple diffusion is when items with carbon and oxygen are allowed through the membrane while others items with ions like protein cannot pass through.
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