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First of all, it is called CELL membrane. The cell membrane is made up of the lipid bilayer, which is science talk for two layers of fat. They are connected head-tail- tail-head etc. With an occasional break for channels mede for certain proteins that that cell either lets out or in. Glucose and oxygen and some other things can diffuse in and out of the cell wall without a channel.
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