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Membrana Plasmática

Bicapa lipídica es una barrera selectiva función de transporte y nutrición y desarrollo de la celula

Citoplasma

Parte líquida entre la membrana y el núcleo presenta 3 partes citosol, Citoesqueleto y organelos

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Contiene al material genético


Síntesis de proteinas replicación del ADN