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Why is the cell membrane so important? A. because it creates other cells B. because it keeps the cell at a specific temperature, helping to maintain homeostasis C. because it protects the cell from the
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Why is the cell membrane so important?

A. because it creates other cells
B. because it keeps the cell at a specific temperature, helping to
maintain homeostasis
C. because it protects the cell from the outside environment
D. because it acts as a second nucleus

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C, because it protects the cell from the outside environment

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