i'm confused about the placement of the vacuole in a cell. The internet keeps saying it's a "membrane-bound sac" but what does that mean?

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i'm confused about the placement of the vacuole in a cell.  The internet keeps saying it's a "membrane-bound sac" but what does that mean?

trancenova · Answer

Assuming my internet can stay connected long enough to post the reply :P

Basically it just means it has its own membrane (so outer 'skin')

anonymous · Answer

Yup it just means it  has a membrane which makes sense because vacuoles need to let some molecules in and some out. The membrane acts as a filter. Basically a vacuole is a semi-permeable sac.