The answer is extracellular matrix
Extracellular matrix is a term used in biology for molecule outside the cell that has a role in structural or biochemical function. The example would be collagen and elastin, strong and elastic protein that could be found in the skin. These protein is released by a certain cell, so its location is not inside the cell and it is not cellular.
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I’m pretty sure the muscle moves the chicken wing. I had to do a lab and this is what I was told.
ATP fuels the primary active transport pump for Sodium and Potassium. The pump maintains a positive voltage on the exterior of the cell and negative on the interior.
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