Question

the cell membrane: function
what are the different functions of the cell membranes?
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enabling the cell to interact with its external environment and communicate with other cells.
regulating the temperature of the internal environment of the cell.
controlling the entry and exit of molecules from the cell.
monitoring the dna for any mutations so that it can activate cell apoptosis.
helping with cell adhesion so that cells can group together to form tissues.

Explanation:

The cell membrane allows cell - environment interaction and communication, controls molecule transport, and aids in cell adhesion for tissue formation. It is not involved in regulating cell internal temperature or DNA mutation monitoring.

Answer:

• Enabling the cell to interact with its external environment and communicate with other cells: √
• Regulating the temperature of the internal environment of the cell:
• Controlling the entry and exit of molecules from the cell: √
• Monitoring the DNA for any mutations so that it can activate cell apoptosis:
• Helping with cell adhesion so that cells can group together to form tissues: √