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Which of the following is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane.
Cell to cell signalling, partially permeable membrane, site of chemical reactions, transport of substances across membrane
Cell to cell signalling, partially permeable membrane, site of chemical reactions, transport of substances across membrane
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(Original post by alkaline.)
site of chemical reactions.
^^ it happens in the cytoplasm not the membrane
site of chemical reactions.
^^ it happens in the cytoplasm not the membrane
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Which of the following is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane.
Cell to cell signalling, partially permeable membrane, site of chemical reactions, transport of substances across membrane
Which of the following is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane.
Cell to cell signalling, partially permeable membrane, site of chemical reactions, transport of substances across membrane
That's a feature, not a function
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Technically, your book is right BUT its not a function of the membrane as its mainly works as a barrier. But it does reactions such as in respiration the electron transport chain moves hydrogen ions across the membrane to generate ATP but generally I would've said the second thing you listed was untrue as its a feature not a function. Also, the cytoplasm is the MAIN site of chemical reactions
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I did consider that, does it definitely transport substances across the membrane?
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(Original post by RiahDawson)
I did consider that, does it definitely transport substances across the membrane?
I did consider that, does it definitely transport substances across the membrane?
Of course it does! Protein channels etc...
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(Original post by Jehaan)
Technically, your book is right BUT its not a function of the membrane as its mainly works as a barrier. But it does reactions such as in respiration the electron transport chain moves hydrogen ions across the membrane to generate ATP but generally I would've said the second thing you listed was untrue as its a feature not a function. Also, the cytoplasm is the MAIN site of chemical reactions
Technically, your book is right BUT its not a function of the membrane as its mainly works as a barrier. But it does reactions such as in respiration the electron transport chain moves hydrogen ions across the membrane to generate ATP but generally I would've said the second thing you listed was untrue as its a feature not a function. Also, the cytoplasm is the MAIN site of chemical reactions
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(Original post by alkaline.)
site of chemical reactions.
^^ it happens in the cytoplasm not the membrane
site of chemical reactions.
^^ it happens in the cytoplasm not the membrane
(Original post by Jehaan)
Technically, your book is right BUT its not a function of the membrane as its mainly works as a barrier. But it does reactions such as in respiration the electron transport chain moves hydrogen ions across the membrane to generate ATP but generally I would've said the second thing you listed was untrue as its a feature not a function. Also, the cytoplasm is the MAIN site of chemical reactions
Technically, your book is right BUT its not a function of the membrane as its mainly works as a barrier. But it does reactions such as in respiration the electron transport chain moves hydrogen ions across the membrane to generate ATP but generally I would've said the second thing you listed was untrue as its a feature not a function. Also, the cytoplasm is the MAIN site of chemical reactions
Cell signalling" this is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane becaus this membrane is around organelles. Organelles are not involved cell to cell signalling. Organelles are not cells.
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(Original post by RiahDawson)
If anyone's curious the answer is "cell to
Cell signalling" this is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane becaus this membrane is around organelles. Organelles are not involved cell to cell signalling. Organelles are not cells.
If anyone's curious the answer is "cell to
Cell signalling" this is NOT a function of the intercellular membrane becaus this membrane is around organelles. Organelles are not involved cell to cell signalling. Organelles are not cells.
Do you mean intracellular membranes? as that refers to organelles.
If you really do mean intercellular membranes (which actually doesn't make sense, it's just cellular membranes), then cell membranes can still participate in cell-signalling.
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(Original post by RMNDK)
Intercellular membranes?
Do you mean intracellular membranes? as that refers to organelles.
If you really do mean intercellular membranes (which actually doesn't make sense, it's just cellular membranes), then cell membranes can still participate in cell-signalling.
Intercellular membranes?
Do you mean intracellular membranes? as that refers to organelles.
If you really do mean intercellular membranes (which actually doesn't make sense, it's just cellular membranes), then cell membranes can still participate in cell-signalling.
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(Original post by RiahDawson)
I meant intRAcellular that was autocorrect.
I meant intRAcellular that was autocorrect.
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