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A cell membrane’s selective permeability refers to its ability to:

A. Selectively destroy invaders
B. Regulate what enters and leaves
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C. Recognize foreign bodies
D. Transport only proteins

📝 Explanation

Selective permeability ensures only specific molecules can pass, keeping internal homeostasis.

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  • Selectively destroy invaders
  • Regulate what enters and leaves
  • Recognize foreign bodies
  • Transport only proteins

Selective permeability ensures only specific molecules can pass, keeping internal homeostasis.

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