What problems a cell would encounter as a result of compartmentalization?

Question

knowing the need and advantages for compartmentalization.

Answer 1

Compartmentalization is the division of knowledge into small sections with only one central cell knowing where all the other cells are located and how to communicate with them. This arrangement protects fringe cells from being able to interact with and share information with each other. Important processes and designs are thereby protected from contamination or interception by outside sources. Diversity in selection of the communication methods and procedures from the central unit to fringe sections enhances the robust construction of the overall layout.