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ASSAM ACADEMIC CENTRE-CELL: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS-EXAMPLE
- Why are mitochondria called 'semiautonomous organelles'?
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- Name the process by which mitochondria multiply during division.
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- How many chloroplasts are found in the cell of Chlamydomonas?
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- What are the two manners in which the thylakoids are arranged in a chl...
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- What does 'S' refer to in 70 S and 80 S ribosomes?
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- What term is given to the core of a cilium/flagellum?
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- Name the centriole-like structure from which a cilium/flagellum emerge...
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- How many microtubules are present in the peripheral fibrils of : cilia
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- How many microtubules are present in the peripheral fibrils of : centr...
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- Name the protein, the peripheral fibrils of a centriole are made of?
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- Mention two functions performed by the centriole.
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- Who coined the term chromatin?
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- Name two eukaryotic cells that lack a nucleus at maturity.
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- Why is it considered that the content of nucleolus is continuous with ...
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- What is the function of nucleolus?
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- Apart from the nucles, which of the two cell organells have independen...
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- How many chromosomes does a human cell have? What is the approximate l...
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- What technical term is given to the type of chromosomes that has : two...
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- What technical term is given to the type of chromosomes that has : one...
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- Give one difference between acrocentric and telocentric chromosomes.
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