Which of the following functions belongs
to the cellular membrane?
A. keeps the organelles in...
Biology, 05.03.2021 15:30 merunikitty1226
Which of the following functions belongs
to the cellular membrane?
A. keeps the organelles in place
B. protects the cells from its surroundings
C. acts as an "ID card" for cells
D. allows large molecules to move from one side of a cell
Answers: 3
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