Plant cells, unlike human cells, have rigid “cell walls” that contain the rest of the cell components. What are cell walls analogous to in the human body?

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Responses

membranes

membranes

cytoplasm

cytoplasm

blastiopores

blastiopores

mitochondria

Answer 1

Cell walls in plant cells can be analogous to the extracellular matrix in the human body. Both provide structure, support, and protection for the cells, tissues, and organs they surround.