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The 20 pages that link to Plasma membrane, each with the reason it gives.

• Cell membraneRelated: This is the standard biological name for the cell membrane considered as the cell’s outer boundary.

• ExocytosisRelated: Each full vesicle fusion adds vesicle membrane to this boundary.

• Cell wallCompared with: The membrane is universal among cells, whereas a cell wall lies outside it and is absent in some organisms.

• Plant cell wallCompared with: The membrane regulates exchange; the wall supplies external mechanical support.

• EndocytosisNarrower topic: Endocytic vesicles form by inward deformation of this cell boundary.

• Norepinephrine transporterNarrower topic: NET is embedded in the plasma membrane of noradrenergic nerve terminals.

• Plant cellRelated: It controls movement of water, nutrients, and signals across the plant cell boundary.

• Cell polarityNarrower topic: Cell polarity often appears as distinct molecular compositions in different membrane regions.

• Golgi apparatusRelated: Golgi vesicles deliver membrane proteins and lipids to the cell surface.

• Phospholipid bilayerBroader topic: It is the cell’s principal bilayer boundary and controls exchange with its surroundings.

• Turgor pressureBroader topic: The membrane encloses the cell contents and transmits their pressure to the surrounding wall.

• Biological membraneBroader topic: It controls exchange and communication at the cell boundary.

• Eukaryotic cellRelated: It bounds the cell while regulating exchange with the outside.

• PlasmodesmaRelated: The plasma membrane lines each plasmodesma and remains continuous between neighboring cells.

• Endomembrane systemRelated: It is both a system boundary and a destination for membrane traffic.

• Salt toleranceRelated: Its transport proteins determine how salts enter and leave cells.

• Contractile vacuoleRelated: The contractile vacuole discharges water across this boundary.

• Prokaryotic cellRelated: It is the cell’s essential selective boundary, despite the absence of internal membranes.

• ProtoplastBroader topic: Once the wall is removed, this membrane becomes the protoplast's outer boundary.

• SarcolemmaNarrower topic: The sarcolemma is the muscle-specific form of this general cellular boundary.