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Ribosomes are primarily responsible for __________ synthesis in cells.

protein

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Plant cells have a rigid outer structure known as the __________.

cell wall

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The __________ are double membrane-bound organelles involved in ATP production.

mitochondria

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9+2 arrangement is seen in

cilia and flagella

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who discovered chromatin by dying them

Flemming

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The plasma membrane is __________ allowing certain molecules to pass through.

selectively permeable

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The __________ is a network of tiny tubular structures scattered in the cytoplasm.

endoplasmic reticulum (ER)

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Cilia and flagella are hair-like _________ of the cell membrane.

outgrowths

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The live cell was first observed by __________

Anton Von Leeuwenhoek.

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The __________ face of the Golgi apparatus is where materials are received.

cis

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In eukaryotic cells, the genetic material is organized into __________.

chromosomes

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The __________ contains the site for active ribosomal RNA synthesis.

nucleolus

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The smallest prokaryotic cells are represented by __________.

mycoplasma

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The basic unit of heredity located on chromosomes is __________.

DNA

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The __________ is characteristic of animal cells and helps in cell division.

centrosome

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Prokaryotic cells lack a __________ membrane around their genetic material.

nuclear

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The __________ contains the enzymes for digestion of macromolecules in the cell.

lysosome

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The __________ describes how substances move across the plasma membrane without energy.

passive transport

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The visible structures formed from chromatin during cell division are called __________.

chromosomes

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Schwann proposed that the bodies of animals and plants are composed of __________ and __________.

cells; products of cells

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The __________ is a layer that connects the cytoplasm of neighbouring plant cells.

plasmodesmata

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In prokaryotes, the genetic material includes small circular DNA known as __________.

plasmids

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The __________ model describes the structure of the plasma membrane as fluid mosaic.

fluid mosaic

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The endomembrane system does NOT include __________.

mitochondria

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Plant cells may contain __________ which store nutrients like starch and oils.

plastids

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The __________ is the jelly-like substance that fills the interior of a cell.

cytoplasm

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The __________ of a plant cell performs the function of trapping light energy essential for photosynthesis.

chloroplast

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Each ribosome in eukaryotic cells is made of two subunits, __________ and __________.

60S; 40S

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The __________ is a non-membrane-bound organelles involved in protein synthesis.

ribosome

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The part of the prokaryotic cell that is involved in respiration and secretion processes is __________.

mesosome

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The __________ is responsible for controlling the activities of the cell and heredity.

nucleus

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Eukaryotic cells possess an organized nucleus with a __________ envelope.

nuclear

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The __________ helps in maintaining the structure and support of the cell's shape.

cytoskeleton

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The specialized structures in bacteria that aid in motility are called __________.

flagella

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Prokaryotic cells generally multiply more __________ than eukaryotic cells.

rapidly

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they are surrounded by amphorous pericentriolar material

centrosome

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The __________ facilitates transport of ions and materials into the vacuole

tonoplast

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The __________ in the cytoplasm stores reserve materials in prokaryotic cells.

inclusion bodies

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A __________ is a type of plastid containing chlorophyll for photosynthesis.

chloroplast

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The __________ is important for producing glycoproteins and glycolipids in the cell.

Golgi apparatus

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The __________ of a prokaryotic cell lacks membrane-bound organelles.

cytoplasm

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The __________ is composed of elongated tubular structures helping in lipid synthesis.

smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)

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The __________ is a membrane-bound space found in plant cells that contains sap.

vacuole

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A prominent feature of the nucleus is the presence of __________ that store genetic material.

chromatin

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Centrioles are essential for forming the __________ during cell division.

spindle apparatus

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The movement of water across the plasma membrane is specifically known as __________.

osmosis

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In the __________ chromosomes, the centromere is situated close to its end.

acrocentric

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The __________ of eukaryotic cells is an extensive compartmentalised structure.

cytoplasm

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The __________ helps to increase the surface area of the inner mitochondrial membrane.

cristae

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The __________ are structures that function in locomotion of cells.

cilia and flagella

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Nuclear pores facilitate the movement of __________ and __________ into and out of the nucleus.

RNA; proteins

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Cell diffusion is responsible for the movement of __________ solutes.

neutral

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chromatin was dyed using

basic dye

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The __________ construction of chromosomes contributes to their classification.

centromere

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The __________ is the site of ribosome synthesis and is not a membrane-bound structure.

nucleolus

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The __________ emerges from the basal body and facilitates the movement of cells.

flagellum

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The __________ are protein structures that help maintain the cell's shape.

microtubules, microfilaments

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The __________ controls cellular activities and regulates gene expression.

nucleus

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The __________ is the double membrane surrounding the nucleus.

nuclear envelope

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Small holes in the nuclear envelope that allow transport of molecules are called __________.

nuclear pores

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Cilia are short, hair-like structures that aid in __________.

movement and sensation

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Flagella are long, whip-like structures that enable __________.

locomotion in certain cells

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The __________ provides a protective boundary for prokaryotic cells.

cell envelope

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The outer membrane of a prokaryotic cell is made of __________.

lipopolysaccharides

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Prokaryotic cells lack membrane-bound organelles, including a __________.

nucleus

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The __________ states that all living organisms are composed of cells.

cell theory

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the stroma of chloroplast contains enzyme for synthesis of

carbohydrates and protein

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layer mainly of calcium pectate which holds or glues different neighboring cells together

middle lamella

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The __________ of ribosomes provides the site for protein synthesis.

ribosomal RNA (rRNA)

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Inclusion bodies can store __________ in prokaryotic cells.

nutrients

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The __________ form of ribosomes is often associated with the endoplasmic reticulum.

bound

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Free ribosomes typically produce proteins used within the __________.

cytosol

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Inclusion bodies can be made up of __________ materials that the cell can utilize.

metabolic

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The ribosome's function primarily relates to the process of __________.

translation

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Ribosomes was discovered by

george palade

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forming face aka

convex

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maturing face aka

concave

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movement of nutrients from vacuole

against the concentration gradient

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organelle responsible for osmoregulation, excretion

contractile vacuole

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stores carbohydrates

amyloplasts

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stores fats and oils

elaioplasts

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stores proteins

aleuroplast

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movement of RNA and protein is

bidirectional

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