Write differences between Cell Wall and Plasma Membrane. - Vidyadip

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Write differences between Cell Wall and Plasma Membrane.

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S.No.	Cell Wall	Plasma Membrane
1.	It is lifeless.	It is living.
2.	In plant cells it is outside the cell membrane.	All animal cells have an outermost layer. The laver is inside the cell wall in plant cells.
3.	It is made of cellulose.	Made of lipids and proteins.
4.	It is completely permeable.	Permeable to water but selectively permeable to other substances.

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