Science, asked by tinds1ree4thkhandh, 1 year ago

Why is plasma membrane called selectively permeable?

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Answered by Anushka2001
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The Plasma Membrane is a selectively permeable membrane as it only allows entry and exit of some selected molecules into and out of the Cells.
Answered by reenagond657
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Explanation:plasma membrane called selectively permeable membrane bcoz it regulates the substance in and out of the cell .

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