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Ahmed Taylor

3 December, 04:33

how are bacterial cells and human cells alike? A. they allow oxygen through cellwall B. they allow carbon dioxide through cell wall C. they allow nutrients through cell membrane D. they allow nutrients through nuclear membrane

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