Biology, asked by siri2tiJaha3harp, 1 year ago

The cell membrane of animal cell can burst during endosmosis while in a plant cell due to the presence of cell wall the cell membrane doesnt burst , then why is it said that endosmosis occurs in animal cells? Shouldn't it be that endosmosis occurs only in plant cells???

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Answered by rishilaugh
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Endosmosis is the method by which water moves in a cell or an animal from the neighboring liquid mixture through a membrane that permits specific constituents to pass through it while holding back others. As far as an animal cell is concerned, if it is preserved in hypotonic solution, it ruptures on account of the lack of the cell wall whereas in case of plant cell, the cell membrane pushes against the cell wall owing to the movement of water in the interior through the procedure of endosmosis.
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