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Cell Biology
Cell Membrane Transport
Which of these are able to pass through the cell membrane? (Select all that apply.)
organelles
food
oxygen
carbon dioxide
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The substances that are able to pass through the cell membrane include food, oxygen, and carbon dioxide. Organelles, however, are not able to pass through the cell membrane.
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