Organelles 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyCellular processesASAQA Created by: aarafa11Created on: 08-10-17 20:06 What is present in an animal cell but NOT in a bacterial cell ER, Golgi, 80s ribosome, nucleus, mitochondria 1 of 33 What is present in an bacterial cell but NOT in a animal cell Capsules, cell wall, flagellum, mesosome, plasmid, nucleiod, circular DNA 2 of 33 whats the functions of golgi modify proteins into glycoproteins, manufactures lysosomes, manufactures vesciles, modifies lipids into glycolipids, secretes carbohydrates 3 of 33 whats the functions of capsules in bactera Helps to protect it from antibiotics 4 of 33 What is the cell wall in bacteria made of chitin 5 of 33 Whats the function of a flagella allows the bacteria to propel itself forward 6 of 33 why does osmosis takes place in CSM Because it is partially permeable so it allows water through 7 of 33 How does GENETIC MATERIAL in bacteria differ from an animal cell DNA isn't in a nucleus, it has plasmids, DNA is naked, isn't associated with proteins, DNA is circular 8 of 33 How is the DISTRIBUTION OF MEMBRANE in bacteria different to animal bacteria cell is not surrounded by membrane, there is no ER attached to membrane, 9 of 33 whats the functions of a Lysosome Digest worn out/dead cell (autolysis), release content into phagocytes vesicles (exocytosis), hydrolyse bacteria cell wall, isolate enzyme 10 of 33 What manufactures lysosomes Golgi 11 of 33 Whats the function of a ribosome Contain rRna and protein which is associates with ER, thus, it is the sire for protein synthesis 12 of 33 What the difference between 80s and 70s ribosome 80s is larger and in eukaryotic, 70s is smaller an in prokaryotic 13 of 33 where does the 1st stage of photosynthesis occur GRANA, the large SA allows the attachment of chlorophys and enzyme 14 of 33 where does the 2nd stage of photosynthesis occur STROMA- the enzyme makes sugar(glucose) 15 of 33 where is chlorophyll located Thykloids which a tubular extension in the grana 16 of 33 What does the DNA and ribosome in chlororplast do manufacture protein 17 of 33 Whats the function of Vacule makes the cell turgid, has sugar and AA as temporary food 18 of 33 What has cristea in their organelle mitochondria 19 of 33 What organelle contains chromatin Nucleus 20 of 33 Whats the function of cristea in mitochondria Has a large SA for the attachment of enzyme & protein, which is used for respiration 21 of 33 Whats the function of Matrix in mitochondria controls the production of soe of their own proteins 22 of 33 Whats the function of CHROMATIN in nuclues packages DNA into a small volume to fit into nucleus, thus allows DNA to undergo mitosis and meisos 23 of 33 Whats the function of the nucleus The control center for mRNA and tRNA for protein synthesis, manufactures rRNA and ribosome, RETAINS GENETIC MATERIAL 24 of 33 Which organelle synthesises glycoproteins Golgi Apparatus 25 of 33 Which organelles digests worn out cell lysosomes 26 of 33 What organelles is needed in a sperm cell which swims for a long distance and carries male chromosomes Mitochondria and nucleus 27 of 33 What organelles is needed in a white blood cell which digest foreign material lysosmes and golgi 28 of 33 What organelles is needed in a liver cell which manufactures protein and lipids at a fast rate mitochondria, ER, RIBOSOME 29 of 33 Whats the MAIN difference in RER and SER RER is associated with ribosome 30 of 33 Why does RER have ribosome attached to it it synthesises protein and GLYCOPROTEINS 31 of 33 Whats the function of an RER large SA, pathway to transport material, synthesises protein and GLYCOPROTEINS 32 of 33 Whats the function of SER Synthesises, Stores & Transports lipids and carbohydrates 33 of 33
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