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Explain the following terms: rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum, cisterna, vesicle, cristae, stroma lamella, granum thylakoid, proplastid, polyribosome, tonoplast, nuclear envelope, chromatin, and chromosome.

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  2. Why do most substances have to be assisted through the plasma membran...

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  3. Explain the following terms: rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum, ...

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  4. Name any three single membrane bound cell organelles. How these organ...

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  5. State the main functions of the ribosome

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  6. State the main functions of the lysosome

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  7. State the main functions of the chromosome.

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  8. State the main functions of the peroxisome

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  9. List the functions of rough and smooth endoplasmic reticulum and Golg...

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  10. What are the two principal roles of the nucleus? What biomolecule is ...

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  11. What structural and functional characteristics do cilia, flagella and...

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  12. What is the major cellular difference between prokaryotic and eukaryo...

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  13. Beginning from the outside surface, list the parts of a typical plant...

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  14. Name the structures in plants that connect and provide a translocatio...

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  15. Name the different types of plastids that may be found in plant cells...

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  16. What structural and chemical features do the microbodies in plant cel...

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  17. What are chromosomes? What are they made of ?

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  18. Why does a nuclear envelope have pores while other membranes of a cel...

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  19. Why are bound ribosomes and Golgi bodies especially abundant in cells...

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  20. What are the functional differences between a cell membrane and a cel...

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