Ans 5 B- plasmodesmata, gap junction
Plasmodesmata are present in plants that are involved in the transport of ions or small molecules from one cell to another cell whereas gap junctions are present in an animal cell.
Ans 6 D- microfilaments
Microfilaments are polymers of actin.
Ans 7 C - mitochondria
Mitochondria and chloroplast are considered as free-living prokaryotes according to endosymbiotic theory. These organelles have their own genome which is circular ds DNA like prokaryotes.
Ans 8 B - requires energy
In active transport, energy is required to move a solute against its concentration gradient.
Ans 9 C- transport work
The energy released by hydrolysis of ATP is used to transport the solute is an example of transport work.
Ans 10 A - small nonpolar molecules
Ans 11 D- lowering activation energy
Activation energy acts as a barrier for the reaction, enzymes work by lowering this activation energy.
Ans 12 B - water channels
Aquaporins are integral membrane proteins that are involved in the transport of the water.
Ans 13 B - hydrolysis of ATP
Energy is released when a phosphoanhydride bond of the ATP is broken.
Ans 15 D - increase, decrease
Folding of the plasma membrane increases the ratio of surface area to volume.
Ans 16 D- active site
The substrate can bind at the active site of the enzyme where a chemical reaction takes place.
Ans 17 C - mitochondria
Mitochondriaares is known as the powerhouse of the cell which is involved in the synthesis of the ATP.
Ans 18 A - Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum
RER contains bound ribosomes which are involved in the synthesis of proteins
Ans 19- High, low
In diffusion movements of solutes take place from high concentration to low concentration.
Ans 20 E - do all these things
defines inside and outside of the cell, and organelles, organize the cell,
Ans 21D- requires energy
In exergonic reactions, energy is released into the surroundings whereas in endergonic reactions energy is required from the surrounding.
Ans 22 C - cellulose
The plant cell wall is composed of cellulose which is a polymer of glucose.
in cardiac 5. Cell-cell communication junctions in plants are called and muscle cells (animal). A. plasmodesmata,...
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Label the following diagram of a eukaryotic cell by choosing the appropriate option from the list below. Note that not all terms will be used. 2 letters go in each box ! a) Lipid Synthesis; Drug metabolism b) Translation from RNA to Proteins c) Surface on which ribosomes bind; takes p. in protein synthesis d) Energy metabolism and synthesis of ATP e) Site of hormone production f) Storage of genetic information g) Neuron assembly and neurotransmitter production h) Plasmid i)...
Chapter 4: A Tour of the Cell 5. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER) lacks _, which gives it a "smooth" appearance. 6. True or false: If false, make it a correct statement. The smooth endoplasmic reticulum con- tains many enzymes that allow it perform functions like detoxify circulating drugs. 7. Use Figures 4.14 (page 65 of your textbook) and 4.17 (page 67 of your textbook) to answer the following question. Place the following steps in the order in which they occur...