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Which cell structure is responsible for controlling what enters the cell? select one: a. cytoplasm b. nuclear membrane c. plasma (cell) membrane d. endoplasmic reticulum
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Which cell structure is responsible for controlling what enters the cell? select one:

a. cytoplasm
b. nuclear membrane
c. plasma (cell) membrane
d. endoplasmic reticulum

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The C. plasma (cell) membrane is responsible for controlling what enters the cell. It is 'selectively permeable' meaning that it can choose whether or not it wants to let something into the cytoplasm.
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