If a cell were exposed to a poison that blocked the cell’s ability to manufacture ATP (energy), what effect would that have on the cell membrane’s ability to maintain homeostasis? If the mitochondria were impaired by a poison and stopped working then diffusion moves molecules from low to high concentrations. As a result, the cell membrane would still be able to let materials in and out which would maintain homeostasis.
If the mitochondria were impaired by a poison and stopped working then diffusion moves molecules from low to high concentrations. As a result, the cell membrane would still be able to let materials in and out which would maintain homeostasis.

If the mitochondria were impaired by a poison and stopped working then the protein pumps would not be able to pump materials across the cell membrane. As a result, the cell could not maintain homeostasis.
If the mitochondria were impaired by a poison and stopped working then the protein pumps would not be able to pump materials across the cell membrane. As a result, the cell could not maintain homeostasis.

If the ribosome were impaired by a poison and stopped working, because of passive transport the cell membrane would still be able to maintain homeostasis.
, If the ribosome were impaired by a poison and stopped working, because of passive transport the cell membrane would still be able to maintain homeostasis.

If the ribosome were impaired by a poison and stopped working, because of cell transport the cell membrane would still be able to maintain homeostasis.
If the ribosome were impaired by a poison and stopped working, because of cell transport the cell membrane would still be able to maintain homeostasis.

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