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Biology, 19.11.2020 07:00 drandbone92

. Water is used in the cells to help transport the chemicals necessary to survive. Since cell membranes need to be able to hold in and hold out water without dissolving, what do you suspect cell membranes are made from? Why do you think about this?

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