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alexgriva [62]
3 years ago
13

Explique a frase:"O citosol é um coloide e o movimento das celulas está associado ao citoesqueleto presente nesse meio."

Biology
1 answer:
Maurinko [17]3 years ago
8 0
<span> esta a dizer que o citoplasma é um gel -como substância espessa . Ele liquefaz Quando é agitado ou agitado . Citoplasma se refere é o citoplasma , que significa substância da célula. Este nome descreve, o citoplasma é a substância de vida , o citoplasma serve como uma sopa molecular , é no citoplasma , onde todos os organelos celulares são suspensas e estão ligadas entre si por uma membrana de bicamada lipídica .</span>
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