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Are the major branches of physiology human, plant, animal, and bacterial? Or are they comparative, environmental, evolutionary, developmental, and cellular?
Look at the definitions of each item. The FIRST set is a list of different organism TYPES. They are major branches of Biology. The second set is a list of...
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Plant cells differ from animal cells in what ways?
The plant cells have cell wall, large vacuoles, plasmodesmata, cementing of cells by calcium pectate etc. These charateristic features are absent in animal cells. Thank you
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What type of cells are in both plant and animal cells?
Almost all plant and animal cells are eukaryotic, meaning they have a membrane around their cell, which can let and happen. They have many organelles, such as the Golgi apparatus,...
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What organelles are found in plant and animal cells and are also found in bacterial cells?
An organelle is one of the specialised and memebrane-bound structures inside the cytoplasm of a cell. That means the and cytoplasm can't be organelles. The only true organelles that all...
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Plant cells have cell walls too. What do yeast cells lack that plant cells have?
Yeasts are heterotroph. They are unable to produce their food by . Yeast cells lack chloroplasts. Thank you
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Why does a cell need to maintain its shape? What happens if we take away the cytoskeleton from an animal cell or what happens if we take the cell wall from the plant cell?
The plant cell is far easier to answer. Plant cells, at least in the stem, rely on turgidity to remain straight. The central vacuole exerts pressure on the cell wall,...
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Describe the cell membrane, cell wall, nucleus, and cytoplasm. Which of these structures are you likely to find in a prokaryotic cell, Eukaryotic cell, plant cell or animal cell?
Basic Definitions: = the semi-permeable structure that surrounds the cell and keeps all of the cells organelles from exploding everywhere. Cell Wall = the rigid 'armor' of the...
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Why do plant cells that transport water against the force of gravity contain many more mitochondria than other plant cells do?
The process of transporting water against gravity is called , so called because it requires energy to occur (as opposed to passive transport which occurs naturally). Now, the molecule which...
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Can the plant's cell wall burst if it is too full of water molecules? If so, why, how, and what would the plant and an individual cell look like? Also, is that why cut flowers wilt and die?
Under normal circumstances the cell wall will prevent too much water from entering. When the wall is weakened through the use of enzymes or freezing. The cut flowers get weak...
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A test tube is inoculated with 1 x 10^3 cells of bacterial strain that has a generation time of 30 minutes. the carrying capacity of the test tube for this strain is 6 x 10^9 cells. What will the bacterial population be after 90 minutes of culturing?
After 60 minutes there will be in number $2×10^3$ An after 90minute it will be $4×10^3$
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