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The plasma membrane / cell Membrant is described as selectively permeable or semipler meable, what does this mean?
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The plasma

membrane / cell
Membrant is
described
as selectively
permeable
or semipler
meable, what
does this mean?

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Answer:

It means that the cell membrane only lets some molecules/substances through the phospholipid bilayer.

Step-by-step explanation:

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