A B, C, and D are the basic parts of all the cells. Part A contains thread-like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their offspring. Part B uses glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances 'into the cell' and 'out of the cell'. Part D is a transparent, jelly-like material. What could A, B, C, and D be?
A B, C, and D are the basic parts of all the cells. Part A contains thread-like structures called E which transfer the characteristics from parents to their offspring. Part B uses glucose and oxygen to produce energy whereas part C controls the movement of substances 'into the cell' and 'out of the cell'. Part D is a transparent, jelly-like material. What could A, B, C, and D be?
A: Nucleus-Controls the activity of the cell. Starts cell division. Contains DNA, RNA, Protein, nucleolus, and Chromatin network(Threadlike structure)
B: Mitochondria-The main seat of respiration.
C: Cell membrane-Allows the materials in and out of the cell according to the requirement of the cell.
D: Cytoplasm- Colloidal, Viscous, Jelly like fluid inside the cell.
Figure : Cell
A: Nucleus-Controls the activity of the cell. Starts cell division. Contains DNA, RNA, Protein, nucleolus, and Chromatin network(Threadlike structure)
B: Mitochondria-The main seat of respiration.
C: Cell membrane-Allows the materials in and out of the cell according to the requirement of the cell.
D: Cytoplasm- Colloidal, Viscous, Jelly like fluid inside the cell.
Figure : Cell
