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Biology, 22.02.2021 21:50 ejones123

The cell's membrane is known as semipermeable (also called selectively permeable) as it will not normally allow charged or large substances through. Small uncharged substances may cross the
semipermeable membrane with the concentration gradient. This occurs in order for the cell to utilize
these molecules in various cellular functions. What is this process of select molecules moving freely
across the semipermeable membrane called?

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