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MODERN PUBLICATION-CELL : THE UNIT OF LIFE-EXERCISE
- Why are the mitochondria more in growing, dividing and active cells?
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- What are cristae? Give their function.
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- Define oxysomes.
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- Wha are mitoribosomes?
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- Why are the oxysomes called ATP particles?
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- Why do we believe chloroplast and mitochondria to be semi-autonomous o...
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- Why are mitochondria called "power house of cell" ?
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- Distinguish between leucoplasts and Chromoplast
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- Name the stored food of amyloplasts, aleuroplasts and elaioplasts.
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- What are plastidoribosomes?
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- Name the structure and functional elements of chloroplasts.
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- What are quantasomes? Why are these called photosynthetic units?
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- What is a granum?
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- Why are the plastids called kitchens of the cell?
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- Which cell organelle is called cell centre?
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- Fill in the blanks: ……………is the basic arrangement of microtubules in c...
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- Give the chemical nature of the microtubules.
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- Give the main function of centrioles.
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- What do you mean by diplosome?
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- Which structure is called ciliated centriole?
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