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  • Plasma Membrane in Animal and Plant Cells: Structure & Function
    Yes, both animal cells and plant cells have a plasma membrane.

    * Plasma membrane: This is the outermost boundary of all cells, including both animal and plant cells. It acts as a barrier between the cell's internal environment (cytoplasm) and the external environment.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Animal Cells: The plasma membrane is the only membrane that surrounds the cell.

    * Plant Cells: Plant cells have a cell wall outside of the plasma membrane. The cell wall provides structural support and protection.

    Therefore, both animal and plant cells have a plasma membrane, although plant cells have an additional cell wall.

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