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  • Prokaryotic Cell Membranes: Structure, Function & Importance
    Yes, prokaryotic cells do have a cell membrane.

    It's essential for their survival. The cell membrane:

    * Controls what enters and exits the cell: This is crucial for maintaining the internal environment, taking in nutrients, and removing waste products.

    * Provides structural support: The membrane helps maintain the shape and integrity of the cell.

    * Acts as a barrier: It separates the cell's internal environment from the external environment.

    While prokaryotes don't have the same complex membrane-bound organelles as eukaryotic cells, the cell membrane is a fundamental component of their structure and function.

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