Discuss the elements of cellular structure that make the cell viable and able to withstand changes.
Discuss the elements of cellular structure that make the cell viable and able to withstand changes.
Discuss the elements of cellular structure that make the cell viable and able to withstand changes.
2. Discuss the elements of cellular structure that make the cell viable and able to withstand changes. I
What cellular changes occur during the differentiation of sieve elements that make them better adapted as food-conducting structures?
For the cell to survive it must be able to take in elements and at the same time rid of some others. Discuss how the movement of substance throughout the cell happen and contribute to its maintenance/survival.
For the cell to survive it must be able to take in elements and at the same time rid of some others. Discuss how the movement of substance throughout the cell happen and contribute to its maintenance/survival.
For the cell to survive it must be able to take in elements and at the same time rid of some others. Discuss how the movement of substance throughout the cell happen and contribute to its maintenance/survival.
Discuss the principle of cellular respiration in the animal cell. Make sure you indicate the key substances and milestones by going through the 3 main steps. Also, indicate the places used in the cell to do the steps. Finally, give the energy balance obtained by indicating their origin
c) Discuss the cellular anatomy for the symhesis and translocation of proteins found in the cytoplasm, nucleus, mitochondria, ER, lysosomes, and membranes. Describe the role of endocytosis and elaborate on the function of the endosome. Describe the structure, function of the cytoskeleton elements. Compare and contrast the prokaryotic cell to the eukaryotic cell.
please diagram and describe The Cell, Inc. analogy for cellular metabolism, metabolic regulation and metabolic changes in a cancer cell and upload it to this assignment.
discuss the interrelationship of DNA,RNA and protein in the cell. explain the specific underlying cellular mechanism of this relationship.