chapter1 Flashcards
(b) State two features visible in Fig. 4.1 that identify the organelle shown as a chloroplast.
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Starch grain
Grana/thylakoids/internal membrane
Typical chloroplast shape
5-10 micrometer
(b) Describe the roles of centrioles in animal cells.
- nuclear division
- replicate before/after each division
- move to poles
- organize microtubules
- centre for growth of spindle fibers
- modified centrioles found elsewhere such as in cilia.
The function of mitochondrion
Aerobic respiration ATP production Oxidative Phosphorylation Beta oxidation fat Urea cycle
The function of centriole
Assemble microtubules to produce mitotic spindles.
Rough endoplasmic reticulum
Protein synthesis
Golgi apparatus
Processing/modification/packaging protein molecules
Glycosylation
Production of secretory vesicles
Production of vesicles
Choloroplast
Photosynthesis
(c) State one role of vacuoles in plant cells.
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Store of cell sap Store of minerals, salts and sugar Push chloroplast to the edge of the cell Give turgidity Store of waste