what 2 limitations control a cell's size?

Answer 1

Resources- if there are no nutrients, there will be no growth.
Also the bigger the cell membrane, the less efficient the cell becomes at feeding itself...getting stuff inside the cell.

Space-- Cells stop growing and begin dividing due to lack of space. They eventually stop dividing due to lack of space too.

Answer 2

There are actually 3 limitations on cell size:
1. Diffusion isn't fast enough to deliver materials to and carry wastes away from the interior of a large cell.
2. DNA can't be transcribed to RNA fast enough to satisfy the demands of a cell that is too large.
3. Larger cells have a smaller surface area to volume ratio. That means that the larger cells have a proportionately smaller surface area that is inadequate for handling all the materials that must enter and leave the cell.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

if the cell is to big it will not be able to have nutreants reach all regions of the cell by simple diffusion in any realistic time period
that is one, I am sure of it, I cant remember the last one

Answer 5

http://jbiol.com/content/6/2/4