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The presence of the plasma membrane can be inferred by the well-defined boundary of the cell.
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The presence of the plasma membrane can be inferred by the well-defined boundary of the cell.
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The plasma membrane can be inferred by the well-defined boundary of the cell. This is true! The plasma membrane is also known as a cell membrane which holds all of the contents of the cell together.
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