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What are parts d and e?
D -
granum
E -
starch
what does
rough endoplasmic reticulum
do?
Protein synthesis
what does a
Golgi apparatus
do?
modifies
the
protein
What does the
mitochondria
do ?
goes through
aerobic
respiration
cells that secrete enzymes contain a lot of rough endoplasmic reticulum and a large golgi apparatus.
Describe how rer is involved in the production of enzymes.
Rough endoplasmic reticulum has
ribosomes
to make
proteins
Enzymes are
proteins
How is the Golgi apparatus involved in production of enzymes?
The
Golgi
apparatus
packages the
enzyme
and puts it into
Golgi
vesicles
What has stacked membranes arranged in parallel and contains dna?
Chloroplast
What is made of polysaccharides?
Cell wall
What is an organelle and is not surrounded by 2 membranes?
Golgi apparatus
The gland cells have adaptions that include many mitochondria and golgi vesicles.
explain the role of these cell adaptations in the production and secretion of breast milk.
Many
mitochondria
releases energy to
synthesise
of
proteins
The many
Golgi vesicles
transport proteim ou go through cell!
What are a and b?
a-stoma
b- granum
Name the parts labelled A and B and describe their role in photosythesis.
granum
-
chlorophyll
molecules have light absorbing pigments
Stoma
- contain
enzymes
part of a light independent reaction
What is the Main substance present in label c?
Starch
The diagram shows two organelles found in a eukaryotic cell.
Name the organelles.
Explain how the inner membrane is adapted to its function in organelle A.
organelles - (A)
mitochondrion
and (B)
nucleus
The
inner
membrane
has an
increased
surface
area
for
respiration
The name and function of w and z?
W-
chloroplast
for
photosynthesis
Z-
nucleus
which contains
dna
what is the link between muscle cells and mitochondria?
Mitochondria
is the site of
respiration
that
produces
energy
for
muscle
contraction
explain the link between rough endoplasmic reticulum and enzyme secreting cells from salivary glands.
Enzymes
are
proteins,
proteins are made on
ribosomes
how does a tadpoles tail absorb as a tadpole changes into a frog?
lysomes
produce
enzymes
which
hydrolyse
proteins
What are the organelles labelled?
B -
Golgi apparatus
C -
Mitochondria
Some prokaryotic cells can divide every 30 mins. A liquid culture contained a staring population of 1.35 x10^4
Asumming each cell divides every 30 mins calculate how many cells there will be every 3 hours.
how many divisions in 3 hrs so 3hrs divided by 30 = 6
So 6 divisions will happen where
every
cell
splits
into
2
daughter
cells.
2x10^6 = 64
1.34 x 10^4= 13,500 cells
13500 x 64 = 864,000 after 3 hours
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