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  • Cell Membrane: Why Cells Always Have a Membrane
    There is no such thing as a cell with no membrane.

    All cells, by definition, have a cell membrane. The cell membrane is a vital component that:

    * Separates the cell's internal environment from its external environment.

    * Controls what enters and exits the cell.

    * Maintains the cell's shape and integrity.

    Therefore, a cell without a membrane would not be a cell at all. It would simply be a collection of molecules without any structure or organization.

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