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Which organelles are abundant in salivary gland cells?

Golgi apparatus (for secretion of digestive enzymes). Rough endoplasmic reticulum (for protein synthesis). Mitochondria (for energy production to support secretion).   Related Questions: Why are mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell? What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen? Keeping in view the parts labeled 1 to 4 in … Read more

Why do unripe oranges turn from green to orange upon ripening?

Unripe oranges contain chloroplasts with chlorophyll (green). During ripening, chloroplasts convert into chromoplasts, which contain carotenoids (orange pigments) Related Questions: Why are mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell? What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen? Keeping in view the parts labeled 1 to 4 in the plant cell … Read more

Which animal and plant cells lack a nucleus, and how do they function without nucleus?

Red blood cells (RBCs) in animals lack a nucleus to store more hemoglobin for oxygen transport. Xylem vessels in plants lack nuclei to allow continuous water flow. Related Questions: Why are mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell? What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen? Keeping in view the … Read more

Select the structures which are present in all cells of all kingdoms. write one function of each selected structure.

Structures present in all cells and their functions: Cell membrane – Controls movement of substances in and out. Nucleus – Stores genetic material (except prokaryotes). Chromosomes – Carry genetic information. Cytoplasm – Site for biochemical reactions. Ribosomes – Protein synthesis. RER & SER – Protein and lipid synthesis. Golgi apparatus – Modifies and packages proteins. … Read more

plasma membrane has two main components according to fluid mosaic model. which components represent fluid and which represents mosaic?

Components of the fluid mosaic model: The fluid component is phospholipids, which allow movement and flexibility. The mosaic component is proteins, embedded in the membrane for transport and signaling Related Questions: Why are mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell? What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen? Keeping in … Read more

The nucleus diagram questions:

a. The structure labeled E is the nucleolus, and F is the nuclear membrane. b. The function of F (nuclear membrane) is to protect the nucleus and regulate the movement of materials between the nucleus and cytoplasm. c. The nucleolus (E) forms ribosomes. d. During cell division, the nuclear membrane (F) disappears temporarily to allow … Read more

What makes red blood cells more suitable for the transport of oxygen?

Red blood cells are adapted for oxygen transport due to: Their biconcave shape, which increases surface area for gas exchange. The absence of a nucleus, providing more space for hemoglobin. The presence of hemoglobin, which binds oxygen and carries it throughout the body. Related Questions: Why are mitochondria known as the powerhouse of the cell? … Read more