Does the movement of the protoplasm of the cell go from cell to cell?

Question

or is it confined within the limits of the cell?

Answer 1

In most cells the protoplasm is confined, but in some fungi it can move fairly freely to other cells.

Answer 2

Protoplasm never moves but the cytoplasm does.This kind of movement occurs in plant cells exclusively.This is called as plasmodesmata and this is a mechanism by which nutrients are exchanged from one part of the plant to other.Such movements are not observed in animal cells.

Answer 3

No it usually stays inthe same cell until the sell devides then it is split betweel the cell in which it originated in and the new cell which it has created.