How would you describe the structure and function of centrioles?

The mud sticking unevenly on the outside of the ball represents the earth's crust. The rubber ball represents the mantle below the crust, and the steel ball inside is the...

The double helix is pretty ubiquitous in DNA. Lions have AGTC - so do we, so do fish. With AGTC, the double helix is the most stable arrangement for keeping...

in plants centriole is absent and the spindles in the poles of the cells of plants are broader when compared to the cells of animals. research is still going on...

Structure of the endoplasmic reticulum is a network of membranes. These network structures are interwoven together and form the . The phospholipid nature of membrane encloses the space or...

It consists of adenine, ribose (a sugar) and three phosphate groups. It can be released of its energy by breaking the phosphate bond, in a 1 step hydrolysis, therefore, it...

ATP has three phosphorus ions in a chain. The third phosphorus is like a spring. It requires a great deal of energy to attach the third phosphorus to the Adiene...

The centrioles are part of the centrosome,which assembles and forms the mitotic spindle in somatic animal cells. The mitotic spindle consists of the centrosome along with three kinds of microtubules,inter...

$Fe(s) + 2HCl(aq) rarr FeCl_2(aq) + H_2(g)uarr$ Sand, $SiO_2$ to a first approximation, is very inert, and only specialty acids (for instance $HF$) would touch it.

Since an element will only consist of one type of atom, the size of the atoms will be similar to each other. Hence it is arranged in an orderly manner....

Protons have a charge of $+1$ and a relative mass of $1$ Neutrons are neutral (have no charge) and also have a mass of $1$ Electrons are negative (have a...