How does the destruction of the cytoplasmic membrane affect the vital activity of the cell?

If the cytoplasmic membrane is destroyed, then this leads to cell death. The membrane surrounds the cytoplasm and organelles that are inside the cell. The membrane does not allow large particles from the cell environment to penetrate. When the membrane is destroyed, the contents of the cell are released into the environment. Accordingly, all organelles cannot interact with each other and perform their functions. That is why the membrane exists in all cells, both prokaryotic and eukaryotic.