Plasma Membrane – Plant Cells
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Plasma Membrane – Plant Cells
The plasma membrane is a selectively permeable membrane made up of a lipid bilayer and proteins surrounding the cell but inside the cell wall. Explore the process, structure, and function of a plant cell’s plasma membrane with this interactive tutorial.
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How do u gt tht program that u took a picture of?
and also, could u expand a little bit more on that info.
The image in this Cramlet was hand-drawn to illustrate this concept. If you click the buttons next to the image, you’ll get more info to show up in the right-hand box.
Plus, if you go to the Inside the Plant Cell Cramlet you can find out more about the individual cell parts.
yes i agree a little more expansion on the function of these parts would not go amiss