Short / Long answer type questions.
Write short notes on.
(a) Microsomes, (b) Microtubules, (c) Cilia and flagella, (d) Lysosomes, (e) Centrosome, (f) Dictyosome
Write short notes on.
(a) Microsomes, (b) Microtubules, (c) Cilia and flagella, (d) Lysosomes, (e) Centrosome, (f) Dictyosome
(a) Microsomes are the fragments of endoplasmic reticulum and
attached ribosomes that are obtained by the centrifugation of homogenized
cells.
(b) Microtubules are the microscopic tubular
structures present in the cytoplasm of cells, and they sometimes aggregate to
form more complex structures.
(c) Cilia and flagella
are the locomotory structures found in cells that are made up of microtubules.
(d) Lysosomes are membrane-bound
organelles that are found in eukaryotic cells. These are cell organelles rich
in acid phosphatase and other hydrolytic enzymes.
(e) Centrosomes are cell organelles that are the
main place where the cell microtubules are organized.
(f) Dictyosomes are
stacks of flat, membrane-bound cisternae that comprise the Golgi apparatus.
(a) Microsomes are the fragments of endoplasmic reticulum and attached ribosomes that are obtained by the centrifugation of homogenized cells.
(b) Microtubules are the microscopic tubular structures present in the cytoplasm of cells, and they sometimes aggregate to form more complex structures.
(c) Cilia and flagella are the locomotory structures found in cells that are made up of microtubules.
(d) Lysosomes are membrane-bound organelles that are found in eukaryotic cells. These are cell organelles rich in acid phosphatase and other hydrolytic enzymes.
(e) Centrosomes are cell organelles that are the main place where the cell microtubules are organized.
(f) Dictyosomes are stacks of flat, membrane-bound cisternae that comprise the Golgi apparatus.
