A membrane that is selectively permeable causes damage to the cell by allowing solutes to enter and leave the cell indiscriminately.

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A selectively permeable membrane allows only certain small molecules or ions to pass through, while blocking larger molecules and charged particles. This function is essential for maintaining the appropriate internal environment of the cell and preventing harmful substances from entering or important molecules from leaving.

A Membrane That Is Selectively Permeable Causes Damage to the Cell