A diagram of a cell membrane. It is a cross-section of the cell membrane showing the different components and their connections.
The cell membrane is divided into two sections with the top section showing the cell nucleus and the bottom section representing the nucleus. The nucleus is located in the center of the membrane surrounded by a ring of cells. The cells are arranged in a circular pattern around the nucleus with some of them overlapping each other.
There are also several smaller cells scattered throughout the membrane. On the left side of the image there is a small cell with a yellow nucleus which appears to be a neuron or a neuron cell. On top of the nucleus and on the right side there are two smaller cells one with a purple nucleus and one with yellow nucleus. These cells are connected by red lines which represent the pathways between them.
- There is also a label on the top left corner that reads "No. 1" and a label that says "No." This label indicates that the cells are not connected to each other and that they are not able to communicate with each other through the cell. The label also mentions that there are no other cells in the image.
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