Difference between revisions of "Cell Wall"

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(New page: A cell wall is a structure formed of cellulose that surrounds plant cells. Cell walls typically have transport proteins that pass through to allow movement between adjacent cells.)
 
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A cell wall is a structure formed of cellulose that surrounds plant cells. Cell walls typically have transport [[protein]]s that pass through to allow movement between adjacent [[cell]]s.
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A '''Cell Wall''' is a structure formed of [[cellulose]] that surrounds plant cells. Cell walls typically have transport [[protein]]s that pass through to allow movement between adjacent [[cell]]s.

Revision as of 00:02, October 8, 2007

A Cell Wall is a structure formed of cellulose that surrounds plant cells. Cell walls typically have transport proteins that pass through to allow movement between adjacent cells.