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why cell membrane is semi permeable in .​

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Answered by Anonymous
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So since it only allows small and non polar molecules to pass in, it is described as partially permeable or semi-permeable. Those ions and molecules restricted by the phospholipids pass in and out of the cell via membrane proteins.

Answered by madhu865
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Explanation:

So since it only allows small and non polar molecules to pass in, it is described as partially permeable or semi-permeable. Those ions and molecules restricted by the phospholipids pass in and out of the cell via membrane proteins.

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