Properties of cell organelles are not always found in the molecular constituents of cell organelles. Justify. 

Explanation

No matter what is the function of a particular cell organelle all the cell organelles are made up of more or less similar molecules. All the molecules come together in a particular fashion to build up a particular cell organelle. It is similar to the same brick making a small house or bag mansion of a factory. The constituents remain the same but the function and purpose of the finished product changes. The organisation in a living body produces a new functional entity, which has its own properties not found in its components. Hence, a cell organelle is the one having its own properties not found in its molecular constituents.