Cells & Plasma Membranes (Part 1)

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Learning Outcomes

  • The human body is organised by cells, tissues, organs and organ systems 

  • For optimal functioning, cells require an:

    • Input of gases and nutrients 

    • Output of wastes

  • The cell membrane has many functions, including to separate the cell, creating an intracellular and extracellular environment 

  • The structure of the cell membrane is explained by the fluid-mosaic theory

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