55. C
Eventhough some organisms lack partitioning, they are considered as giant cells that are multinucleated.
56. C golgi apparatus
Both vesicles and lysosomes are derived from golgi apparatus. The protein sorting for lysosomes is also done in golgi.
57. C cell
Cell is the basic smallest and functional unit of life or living matter.
58. A nucleoid
Bacteria are prokaryotic cells that do not have nucleus but do have genetic material which is present in the necleoid region. cell wall wall is also present in plant cells. nucleus is present in eukaryotic cells.
59. B nucleus
As mentioned above, a specific nucleus is absent in bacteria.
60. A
Since bacteria are prokaryotes, they do not contain nuclei and other membrane bound organelles.
61. B
Cell coat or glycocalyx is a carbohydrate coating on cell surface. It helps to protect the cell surface from mechanical and chemical damage.
62. D
Penicillin kills bacteria by preventing the crosslinking between the peptidoglycans in the cell wall. When the bacteria divides, penicillin interferes with the formation of new cell walls. The new bacterium contain holes in the cell wall through water and surrounding solution enters the cell affecting turgor pressure and hence the cell dies.
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