48) option a, glycolysis
Glycolysis is the initial step in catabolism of glucose .
49) option B, mitochondria
50) option c, oxygen
51) option e, ATP synthase
This process is oxidative phosphorylation, occurs in mitochondria. In this process reducing equivalents produced during metabolism ( NADH, FADH2) are oxidized and released energy which later used to synthesize ATP. It contains 5 complex, these are
I. NADH COQ reductase
II. Succinate dehydrogenase complex
III.Cytochrome reductase
IV.Cytochrome oxidase
V. ATP synthase
ATP synthase complex involve in synthesis of ATP. Complex IV leads to reduction of oxygen in to water.
Question 52) isotonic -- figure B
Question 53)flaccid -- figure c
Question 54) plasmolysis -- figure A
Question 55) turgid -- figure B
Question 56) hypertonic -- figure A
Question 57) hypotonic -- figure C
When cell put in a solution, which has same osmolarity to the cell . Entry of water molecules and exit of molecules is equal. Cells in this condition remain flaccid.
When cell put in solution which has high solute concentration than cell. This solution is known as hypertonic solution. In this solution water removes from cell and enter in to out side lead to plasmolysis of cell.
When cell put in solution which has less osmolarity than cell. In this condition water molecules enter in to cell and this solution known as hypotonic solution. Due to enter of water molecules cells become turgid.
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