What does having two layers allow the cell membrane to do? A. make lipids and phospholipids B . support the cell wall C. pass nutrients and wastes through D. Make Proteins

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What does having two layers allow the cell membrane to do?

A. make lipids and phospholipids

B . support the cell wall

C. pass nutrients and wastes through
D. Make Proteins

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i think it's B.

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