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What is the substance within a cell that holds all the cell parts?
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What is the substance within a cell that holds all the cell parts?
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The cell membrane (or cell wall for plant cells) is what holds everything inside the cell itself, the CYTOPLASM is a jelly-like substance inside the cell that keeps everything in it's place!
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