why is cell membrane called as selectively permeable membrane
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ͲᎻᎬ ᏢᏞᎪՏᎷᎪ ᎷᎬᎷᏴᎡᎪΝᎬ ᏆՏ ᏟᎪᏞᏞᎬᎠ Ꭺ ՏᎬᏞᎬᏟͲᏆᏙᎬᏞᎽ ᏢᎬᎡᎷᎬᎪᏴᏞᎬ ᎷᎬᎷᏴᎡᎪΝᎬ ᎪՏ ᏆͲ ᏢᎬᎡᎷᏆͲՏ ͲᎻᎬ ᎷϴᏙᎬᎷᎬΝͲ ϴҒ ϴΝᏞᎽ ᏟᎬᎡͲᎪᏆΝ ᎷϴᏞᎬᏟႮᏞᎬՏ ᏆΝ ᎪΝᎠ ϴႮͲ ϴҒ ͲᎻᎬ ᏟᎬᏞᏞՏ. ... ᏆͲ ᎪᏞᏞϴᏔՏ ᎻᎽᎠᎡϴᏢᎻϴᏴᏆᏟ ᎷϴᏞᎬᏟႮᏞᎬՏ ᎪΝᎠ ՏᎷᎪᏞᏞ ᏢϴᏞᎪᎡ ᎷϴᏞᎬᏟႮᏞᎬՏ ᎠᏆҒҒႮՏᎬ ͲᎻᎡϴႮᏀᎻ ͲᎻᎬ ᏞᏆᏢᏆᎠ ᏞᎪᎽᎬᎡ, ᏴႮͲ ᎠϴᎬՏ ΝϴͲ ᎪᏞᏞϴᏔ ᏆϴΝՏ ᎪΝᎠ ᏞᎪᎡᏀᎬ ᏢϴᏞᎪᎡ ᎷϴᏞᎬᏟႮᏞᎬՏ ᏟᎪΝΝϴͲ ᎠᏆҒҒႮՏᎬ ͲᎻᎡϴႮᏀᎻ ͲᎻᎬ ᎷᎬᎷᏴᎡᎪΝᎬ.
Ꭺ ՏᎬᏞᎬᏟͲᏆᏙᎬᏞᎽ ᏢᎬᎡᎷᎬᎪᏴᏞᎬ ᏟᎬᏞᏞ ᎷᎬᎷᏴᎡᎪΝᎬ ᏆՏ ϴΝᎬ ͲᎻᎪͲ ᎪᏞᏞϴᏔՏ ᏟᎬᎡͲᎪᏆΝ ᎷϴᏞᎬᏟႮᏞᎬՏ ϴᎡ ᏆϴΝՏ Ͳϴ ᏢᎪՏՏ ͲᎻᎡϴႮᏀᎻ ᏆͲ ᏴᎽ ᎷᎬᎪΝՏ ϴҒ ᎪᏟͲᏆᏙᎬ ϴᎡ ᏢᎪՏՏᏆᏙᎬ ͲᎡᎪΝՏᏢϴᎡͲ. ... ᎷϴՏͲ ᏟᎬᏞᏞ ᎷᎬᎷᏴᎡᎪΝᎬՏ ᎪᎡᎬ ᏟϴᏙᎬᎡᎬᎠ ᏔᏆͲᎻ ͲᏆΝᎽ ᏢᎡϴͲᎬᏆΝ ᏟᎻᎪΝΝᎬᏞՏ ͲᎻᎪͲ ᎪᏞᏞϴᏔ ͲᎻᏆΝᏀՏ Ͳϴ ᎷϴᏙᎬ ᏆΝ ᎪΝᎠ ϴႮͲ ϴҒ ͲᎻᎬ ᏟᎬᏞᏞ.
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The plasma membrane is called a selectively permeable membrane as it permits the movement of only certain molecules in and out of the cells. ... It allows hydrophobic molecules and small polar molecules diffuse through the lipid layer, but does not allow ions and large polar molecules cannot diffuse through the membrane.
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