Question 6 • PA Human Anatomy & Physiology A 2026-2027 SMITH IC
Plant cell walls are made mostly of cellulose, while cell membranes are made mainly of lipids and proteins. Both can form an outer boundary, and both contribute to a cell’s shape, so those statements don’t distinguish the wall. Selective permeability is a key property of the cell membrane, not the cell wall.
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