IB Biology : Organelles and Compartmentalization

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identify one of the main advantages of compartmentalization in cells

increased efficiency and specificity of cellular processes

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the cell wall is not considered an organelle. identify the reason why

it does not have a specific metabolic function

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why are the cytoplasm and nucleus separated in eukaryotic cells?

to prevent protein synthesis before post-transcriptional modification of mRNA

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what is a possible disadvantage of compartmentalisation in cells?

it can delay a cells ability to respond to the environment

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identify the function of the golgi apparatus

sorting of proteins

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which of the following is an advantage of the organelles being separated from the cytoplasm?

the organelle can maintain its own internal environment

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what is the destination of a protein synthesized by free ribosomes?

cytoplasm

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what is the purpose of the double membrane in the mitochondrion?

to separate the intermembrane space from the cytoplasm

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which of the following is correct with regard to the free ribosomes found in eukaryotic cells?

they synthesise proteins for use primarily within the cell

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what is the benefit of the double membrane of the nucleus in maintaining the stability of genetic information?

it prevents the loss of DNA to the cytoplasm

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what is the significance of the separation of the nucleus and the cytoplasm in eukaryotic cells?

it allows for better regulation of gene expression