Explain the significance of a double-layered membrane for a cell.
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Significance of double-layered cell membrane:
• The double-layered cell membrane is a biological membrane also known as the plasma membrane.
• The cell membrane separates the cytoplasm from its surrounding environment.
• It is selectively permeable to the cell wall. It will keep the toxic substances out of the cell.
• It plays an important role in cytoskeleton formation. It gives shape and structure to the cell.
• The cell membrane maintains the cell potential and it plays an important role in cell signaling and communication.
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Double layered membrane for a cell.
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- The double layered membrane for a cell is known as Plasma membrane.
- It is a double layer of proteins and lipids that surrounds a cell and separates the cytoplasm from its surrounding environment.
- It is selectively permeable. It means that it allows only certain molecules to enter and exit.
- It controls the amount of some substances that go in or out of the cell.
- The inner membrane forms an outer boundary of the cell and it holds the cell together.
- The membrane is pliable, which means it can move and flex in response to the environment.
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