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Key Cell Organelles and Functions Explained

Chloroplasts are unique to plant cells, while ribosomes are present in all living organisms. Prokaryotic cells lack mitochondria and possess ribosomes and cell walls, with pili as another common feature. Water potential decreases with added solute, and carbohydrates serve as a quick energy source, while urea is produced in the liver.

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Key Cell Organelles and Functions Explained

Chloroplasts are unique to plant cells, while ribosomes are present in all living organisms. Prokaryotic cells lack mitochondria and possess ribosomes and cell walls, with pili as another common feature. Water potential decreases with added solute, and carbohydrates serve as a quick energy source, while urea is produced in the liver.

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1. Which cell organelle is only found in plants?

Chloroplast
2. Which cell organelle is found in all living organisms?
Ribosome
3. Which is true of pump proteins?
Each protein is specific due to its shape
4. Which cell type does not contain mitochondria?
Prokaryotic cell
5. What happens to the water potential of a solution if solute is added?
It decreases because it is more concentrated.
6. Which cell organelle do all prokaryotes have?
Ribosomes & Cell wall
7. Which feature is unique to reptiles?
Dry scales
8. Which organelle does all prokaryotes have?
Pilli
9. Which molecule is a quick source of energy?
Carbohydrates
10. Which body processes are possible because water is a solvent?
Transport of materials, digestion, excretion of waste

What is the approximate percentage of oxygen in expired air?


21%

Where is urea made?

Liver

1mm=1000um

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