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how does living cell perform the basic functions?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The membrane and organelles of the cells helps in its ability to acquire a structure and perform some basic functions. It is this that helps the cell perform functions like obtaining nutrition, respiration, forming new proteins, cleaning its own waste etc.

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Answered by jiya06122004
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Each cell has the potential to perform basic functions required for living. The membrane and organelles of the cells helps in its ability to acquire a structure and perform some basic functions.

It is this that helps the cell perform functions like obtaining nutrition, respiration, forming new proteins, cleaning its own waste etc.

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