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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. These pores are known as tight junctions, and are also important in holding cells together in tissues. | 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. These pores are known as tight junctions, and are also important in holding cells together in tissues. | ||
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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Cell wall|Cell wall]]. (Discuss)
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. These pores are known as tight junctions, and are also important in holding cells together in tissues.