Cell membrane as selectively permeable barrier

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Give the function of the cell membrane as a selectively permeable barrier: Justify the importance of this function Describe what would happen if the plasma membrane allowed everything into the cell. Explain what you would expect the outcome of cell division to be if DNA did not replicate before the process. State what can be predicted about neurons that have many layers of myelin.

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