The short answer to it is yes, they affect the seed germination. pH affects the activity of the enzymes found in the plant. Altering the pH... View Article
The answer is yes. Leukocytes or white blood cells have all the organelles which a normal eukaryotic cell has. Visit BYJU'S to learn more about... View Article
Plant cells make use of their vacuoles to transport and store nutrients, waste products and metabolites. These vacuoles are of utmost importance... View Article
Chloroplasts have chlorophyll required for photosynthesis. Vacuoles on the other hand are large (plant cells), fluid filled organelles of cells.... View Article
Yes, they use energy. Contractile vacuoles are functional in removing excess water out of the cell, and this requires energy. These vacuoles... View Article
The short answer to it is yes. Yes, typically bacterial cells have vacuoles. Vacuoles are membrane-bound organelles, enclosed membranes filled... View Article
Lysosomes cannot be destroyed as they have enzymes that are distinguished by 'substrate specificity'. It corresponds to saying that only they can... View Article
Lysosomes have many enzymes, which need an acidic environment for proper functioning, they are referred to as acid hydrolases. These enzymes... View Article
Lysosomes perform some important functions of the cell. Their proteins help in breaking down wastes. They eliminate toxic substances, worn-out... View Article
Lysosomes can be compared to the waste-disposal and recycling plant or hub in a city. Lysosomes are cell organelles functional in digesting cell... View Article
Lysosomes, the membrane-bound organelles are known to invade and destroy pathogens. Autophagy and phagocytosis have been demonstrated to be... View Article
A substance's colour is a result of the presence of intrinsic components and the reflecting traits of those components in the visible spectrum.... View Article
The membrane-bound structures Lysosomes are formed by budding off from the trans-Golgi network's membrane. The fusion of transport vesicles leads... View Article
The membrane-bound organelles lysosomes, are known as suicidal bags of the cell. The mobility of these structures is based on the combination of... View Article
During the fertilization process in humans, lysosomes have a role to play. The head of the sperms is composed of a package of lysosomal content... View Article
No, peroxisomes self-replicate. Lysosomes are formed by budding off from the trans-Golgi network's membrane. Lysosomes are the garbage disposal... View Article
Lysosomes, also referred to as suicidal bags perform these main functions - breaking down macromolecules, elimination, repairing cell membrane,... View Article
No, lysosomes lack DNA. Lysosomes are referred to as suicide bags of the cells, they have proteins breaking down the waste. Lysosomes have close... View Article
Yes, lysosomes are present in cancer cells, but in altered forms. Lysosomes are found in all eukaryotic animal cells. In cancerous cells,... View Article
