(i) Chromatin is the nucleoprotein (DNA +protein) fibrous mass which stains strongly with basic dyes and is present inside nucleus. (ii) Chromosome is a thread -like, stainable, condensed chromatin unit, visible at cell division. Both chromatin and chromosomes contain hereditary information in the fRead more
(i) Chromatin is the nucleoprotein (DNA +protein) fibrous mass which stains strongly with basic dyes and is present inside nucleus.
(ii) Chromosome is a thread -like, stainable, condensed chromatin unit, visible at cell division. Both chromatin and chromosomes contain hereditary information in the form of genes.
Plasma membrane is an elastic living membrane made up of lipids and proteins, where as cell wall is a rigid non-living covering made up of cellulose. Plasma membrane acts as semipermeable membrane which allows only selective substances to pass through it. Cell wall provides rigidity and protection tRead more
Plasma membrane is an elastic living membrane made up of lipids and proteins, where as cell wall is a rigid non-living covering made up of cellulose. Plasma membrane acts as semipermeable membrane which allows only selective substances to pass through it. Cell wall provides rigidity and protection to cell. It is permeable.
Cell is the functional unit of life. It is defined as a tiny mass of protoplasm covered by plasma membrane which is capable of performing all functions of life.
Cell is the functional unit of life. It is defined as a tiny mass of protoplasm covered by plasma membrane which is capable of performing all functions of life.
High water concentration occurs in hypotonic solution, low water concentration in hypertonic solution while equal water concentration in isotonic solution. (a) A cell having higher water content or hypotonic cell sap will undergo exosmosis and, therefore, lose water. It may undergo plasmolysis. (b)Read more
High water concentration occurs in hypotonic solution, low water concentration in hypertonic solution while equal water concentration in isotonic solution.
(a) A cell having higher water content or hypotonic cell sap will undergo exosmosis and, therefore, lose water. It may undergo plasmolysis.
(b) A cell having low water concentration or hypertonic cell sap will undergo endosmosis and absorb water from outside. It would become turgid.
(c) A cell having isotonic cell sap will neither gain nor lose water to the external medium.
Chromatin is intertwined mass of fine thread-like structures made of DNA and protein. During cell division (mitosis or meiosis), chromatin condenses to form thicker rod-like structures called chromosomes. Each chromosome consists of two similar halves called chromatids. Formation of chromosomes haviRead more
Chromatin is intertwined mass of fine thread-like structures made of DNA and protein. During cell division (mitosis or meiosis), chromatin condenses to form thicker rod-like structures called chromosomes. Each chromosome consists of two similar halves called chromatids. Formation of chromosomes having two similar halves or chromatids is meant for equitable distribution of chromatin which is hereditary material.
Which molecules are present in chromatin.
DNA, histone proteins and acids proteins
DNA, histone proteins and acids proteins
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(i) Chromatin is the nucleoprotein (DNA +protein) fibrous mass which stains strongly with basic dyes and is present inside nucleus. (ii) Chromosome is a thread -like, stainable, condensed chromatin unit, visible at cell division. Both chromatin and chromosomes contain hereditary information in the fRead more
(i) Chromatin is the nucleoprotein (DNA +protein) fibrous mass which stains strongly with basic dyes and is present inside nucleus.
See less(ii) Chromosome is a thread -like, stainable, condensed chromatin unit, visible at cell division. Both chromatin and chromosomes contain hereditary information in the form of genes.
Which cellular organelle uses molecular oxygen like mitochondria but protects the cell from toxic metabolic by products?
Peroxisome.
Peroxisome.
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Mitochondrion.
Mitochondrion.
See lessWhat is the difference between plasma membrane and cell wall? Give the functions of each one.
Plasma membrane is an elastic living membrane made up of lipids and proteins, where as cell wall is a rigid non-living covering made up of cellulose. Plasma membrane acts as semipermeable membrane which allows only selective substances to pass through it. Cell wall provides rigidity and protection tRead more
Plasma membrane is an elastic living membrane made up of lipids and proteins, where as cell wall is a rigid non-living covering made up of cellulose. Plasma membrane acts as semipermeable membrane which allows only selective substances to pass through it. Cell wall provides rigidity and protection to cell. It is permeable.
See lessWhat is functional unit of life?
Cell is the functional unit of life. It is defined as a tiny mass of protoplasm covered by plasma membrane which is capable of performing all functions of life.
Cell is the functional unit of life. It is defined as a tiny mass of protoplasm covered by plasma membrane which is capable of performing all functions of life.
See lessWhat are consequences of the following conditions? (a) A cell having higher water concentration than the surrounding medium. (b) A cell containing low water concentration than the surround medium. (c) A cell having equal water concentration to its surrounding medium.
High water concentration occurs in hypotonic solution, low water concentration in hypertonic solution while equal water concentration in isotonic solution. (a) A cell having higher water content or hypotonic cell sap will undergo exosmosis and, therefore, lose water. It may undergo plasmolysis. (b)Read more
High water concentration occurs in hypotonic solution, low water concentration in hypertonic solution while equal water concentration in isotonic solution.
See less(a) A cell having higher water content or hypotonic cell sap will undergo exosmosis and, therefore, lose water. It may undergo plasmolysis.
(b) A cell having low water concentration or hypertonic cell sap will undergo endosmosis and absorb water from outside. It would become turgid.
(c) A cell having isotonic cell sap will neither gain nor lose water to the external medium.
How are chromatin, chromatid and chromosome related to each other.
Chromatin is intertwined mass of fine thread-like structures made of DNA and protein. During cell division (mitosis or meiosis), chromatin condenses to form thicker rod-like structures called chromosomes. Each chromosome consists of two similar halves called chromatids. Formation of chromosomes haviRead more
Chromatin is intertwined mass of fine thread-like structures made of DNA and protein. During cell division (mitosis or meiosis), chromatin condenses to form thicker rod-like structures called chromosomes. Each chromosome consists of two similar halves called chromatids. Formation of chromosomes having two similar halves or chromatids is meant for equitable distribution of chromatin which is hereditary material.
See lessWhich kind of plastid is more common in (a) Root of the plant (b) Leaves of the plant (c) Flowers and fruits
(a) Leucoplasts; (b) Chloroplasts in leaves; (c) Chromoplasts in flowers and fruits.
(a) Leucoplasts; (b) Chloroplasts in leaves; (c) Chromoplasts in flowers and fruits.
See lessWhich cell organelle control most of the activities of the cell?
Nucleus, by controlling metabolism and cell activities. Genes express their effect through RNAs. RNAs control synthesis of proteins and enzymes.
Nucleus, by controlling metabolism and cell activities. Genes express their effect through RNAs. RNAs control synthesis of proteins and enzymes.
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