Which of the following can affect the function of a cell?

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AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago

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Hi there,

The answer to this question is

D. All of these

Changes in different temperature and acidity can change the function of a cell. Acidity and Temperatures are usually balanced for the cell function but one small change in one of them can throw off the cell of the pH levels.

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