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what is the full form of PPLO
what is difference between protoplast & protoplasm?
Ribosomes are called protein factory of the cell why?
'The organisation of the prokaryotic cell is fundamentally similar eventhough prokaryotes exhibit a wide variety of shapes and functions'explain
Shape and size of a cell is related to its function. Justify the statement with an example.
name of organisms that have more than one nucleus per cell
what are central and peripheral mesosomes??
what is the differance between the primary and secondary lysosomes
what is semi fluid matrix....??
describe the structure of mitochondria
Why do we call cell membrane a dynamic, fluid and semi permeable?
which is the smallest cell of human body?
briefly explain fluid mosaic model.
what are galactans and mannans?
how come ribosomes made up of 50S and 30S be equal to 70S?? pls answer in simple words.. as i am poor in understanding.. :( and wat is S here... ?
In a typical prokaryotic cell, explain the structure 7 function of following:
1) plasma membrane
2) Capsule
3) Mesosomes
4) Flagellum
5)Pili fimbriae
what are bulliform cells?what are their functions?
explain cell envelope
why is cellulose considered as a homopolymer?
name two eukaryotic cells that lack a nucleus at maturity.
differentiate between diffusion , osmosis , plasmolysis , deplasmolysis , endocytosis and exocytosis. What is the significance of each in day to day life?
explain 'The content of nucleolus is continuous with the rest of the nucleoplasm as it is not a membrane bound structure'
what is difference between cytosol, cytoplasm, protoplasm and protoplast?????????
daigram for centrosome and centriole?
What is the difference between pili and fimbriae???
describe the structure of nucleus with the help of labeled diagram
mention three similarities and three difference between mitochondria and chloroplasts?
pls show hub , spoke . centrioles & overview of centrosome.
otherwise, it is too difficult 2 understand . pls.........
difference between chromatin and chromosome
why is hydrogen peroxide harmful to the living cell? and if its harmful, then why is it synthesized by the perioxiomes?
Why is plasma membrane described as "protein iceberg in sea of lipids"?
what are cyanophycean granules??
explain-' axoneme possesses a number of microtubules running parallel to the long axis,
what are inclusion bodies?
explain the m phase
what are histone & non histone proteins ?
Respiratory enzymes in bacteria are stored in -
(a) Mesosomes (b)Plasma Membrane (c)Cell Wall (d)all of the above
what are the advantages of multicelluler organisms ???for 3 marks ..........
are the inclusion bodies of the prokaryotic cell membrane bound. i see two differemt things mentioned in two different books. please help.
what are the functions of plasma membrane?
diagram of structure of nucleus?
Give a brief account on nucleosome and nuclearpore?
plzzz.... give full name of mRNA, tRNA & rRNA....
What is cell sap?
What r genomic & non-genomic DNAs???
what is luminal and extra luminal compartment in cell
what is agar,agar-agar and agarose?
what is PPLO?
what is quasi-fluid nature of lipids? plz explain........
why can plant cells withstand much greater changes in the surrinding medium than animal cells?
Can we make our coming genatation super humans by changing the sequence of DNA before birth?
mention two name of autonomous organelle in cell
What is the difference between gram positive and gram negative cells?
differentite between centriole and cilia structure
Difference between the terms: 'acellular' and ' unicellular '
explain cell is actually a misnomer
what is mesosome in prokaryotic cell? mention the function that it performs.
HOW DO DETERGENTS WORK
please give points on fluid mosaic model !
if i m not mistaken there was an another video too for cell membrane?? is it gone??
why Leptotene stage is also called BOUQUET stage.?
when the cytoplasm pH drops,which process plays role in the maintainence of cytoplasm pH..i.e a homeostatic condition?
Why is karyotype done at metaphase?
ribosomes r composed of RNA and proteins. i read its about 65% RNA and 35% protein. so is this same for prokaryotic n eukaryotic cells? or is it diff fr both? if diff then can u plz tell me the ryt thing?
WHAT ARE TRANSOSOMES?
structure of prokaryotic cell??
WHICH STATEMENT IS TRUE ABOUT MITOSIS ........1] DURING MITOSIS THE NUMBER OF CHROMOSOMES REMAINS THE SAME 2]MITOSIS CAN TAKE PLACE ONLY IN HAPLOID CELLS 3] MITOSIS CAN TAKE PLACE IN BOTH HAPLOID & DIPLOID CELLS 4] BOTH A & C
enlist any five different processes of our daily life showing exosmosis.
what is invagination
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Syllabus
what is the full form of PPLO
what is difference between protoplast & protoplasm?
a)Protein synthesis b)Lipid synthesis
c)Carbohydrates synthesis d)Oxidative phosphorylation
Ribosomes are called protein factory of the cell why?
'The organisation of the prokaryotic cell is fundamentally similar eventhough prokaryotes exhibit a wide variety of shapes and functions'explain
Shape and size of a cell is related to its function. Justify the statement with an example.
name of organisms that have more than one nucleus per cell
what are central and peripheral mesosomes??
what is the differance between the primary and secondary lysosomes
what is semi fluid matrix....??
describe the structure of mitochondria
Why do we call cell membrane a dynamic, fluid and semi permeable?
which is the smallest cell of human body?
briefly explain fluid mosaic model.
what are galactans and mannans?
how come ribosomes made up of 50S and 30S be equal to 70S?? pls answer in simple words.. as i am poor in understanding.. :( and wat is S here... ?
In a typical prokaryotic cell, explain the structure 7 function of following:
1) plasma membrane
2) Capsule
3) Mesosomes
4) Flagellum
5)Pili fimbriae
what are bulliform cells?what are their functions?
explain cell envelope
why is cellulose considered as a homopolymer?
name two eukaryotic cells that lack a nucleus at maturity.
differentiate between diffusion , osmosis , plasmolysis , deplasmolysis , endocytosis and exocytosis. What is the significance of each in day to day life?
explain 'The content of nucleolus is continuous with the rest of the nucleoplasm as it is not a membrane bound structure'
what is difference between cytosol, cytoplasm, protoplasm and protoplast?????????
daigram for centrosome and centriole?
1. RER
2. SER
3. Interconnected cisternae in animals
4. Non connected cisternae in plants.
What is the difference between pili and fimbriae???
describe the structure of nucleus with the help of labeled diagram
mention three similarities and three difference between mitochondria and chloroplasts?
pls show hub , spoke . centrioles & overview of centrosome.
otherwise, it is too difficult 2 understand . pls.........
difference between chromatin and chromosome
why is hydrogen peroxide harmful to the living cell? and if its harmful, then why is it synthesized by the perioxiomes?
Why is plasma membrane described as "protein iceberg in sea of lipids"?
what are cyanophycean granules??
explain-' axoneme possesses a number of microtubules running parallel to the long axis,
what are inclusion bodies?
explain the m phase
a)mitochondria,
b)lysosomes
c)golgi apparatus
d)peroxisomes
what are histone & non histone proteins ?
1) Golgi Apparatus
2) ribosome
3) endoplasmic reticulum
4) microbodies
Respiratory enzymes in bacteria are stored in -
(a) Mesosomes (b)Plasma Membrane (c)Cell Wall (d)all of the above
what are the advantages of multicelluler organisms ???for 3 marks ..........
are the inclusion bodies of the prokaryotic cell membrane bound. i see two differemt things mentioned in two different books. please help.
what are the functions of plasma membrane?
diagram of structure of nucleus?
Give a brief account on nucleosome and nuclearpore?
plzzz.... give full name of mRNA, tRNA & rRNA....
What is cell sap?
What r genomic & non-genomic DNAs???
what is luminal and extra luminal compartment in cell
what is agar,agar-agar and agarose?
2. Gas vacuole, Single envelope system, Cytoskeleton, Non cellulosic wall, Microfilaments, Cytoplasmic streaming, Lack any cell organelles
How many of the above features are associated with prokaryotic cell?
(1) one (2) Four (3) Two (4) Three
what is PPLO?
what is quasi-fluid nature of lipids? plz explain........
why can plant cells withstand much greater changes in the surrinding medium than animal cells?
Can we make our coming genatation super humans by changing the sequence of DNA before birth?
mention two name of autonomous organelle in cell
Q. In fluid mosaic model of plasma membrane
What is the difference between gram positive and gram negative cells?
differentite between centriole and cilia structure
Difference between the terms: 'acellular' and ' unicellular '
Q.46. The function of intracellular membrane is not to
(a) establish a number of compartments within the cell
(b) provide for the neat spatial organisation of enzymes and pigments
(c) keep the cell rigidity so that it does not collapse
(d) provide a system of channel for the distribution of nutrients within the cell.
explain cell is actually a misnomer
what is mesosome in prokaryotic cell? mention the function that it performs.
HOW DO DETERGENTS WORK
please give points on fluid mosaic model !
if i m not mistaken there was an another video too for cell membrane?? is it gone??
why Leptotene stage is also called BOUQUET stage.?
when the cytoplasm pH drops,which process plays role in the maintainence of cytoplasm pH..i.e a homeostatic condition?
Why is karyotype done at metaphase?
ribosomes r composed of RNA and proteins. i read its about 65% RNA and 35% protein. so is this same for prokaryotic n eukaryotic cells? or is it diff fr both? if diff then can u plz tell me the ryt thing?
WHAT ARE TRANSOSOMES?
structure of prokaryotic cell??
WHICH STATEMENT IS TRUE ABOUT MITOSIS ........1] DURING MITOSIS THE NUMBER OF CHROMOSOMES REMAINS THE SAME 2]MITOSIS CAN TAKE PLACE ONLY IN HAPLOID CELLS 3] MITOSIS CAN TAKE PLACE IN BOTH HAPLOID & DIPLOID CELLS 4] BOTH A & C
enlist any five different processes of our daily life showing exosmosis.
what is invagination