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... grow and reproduce within the cell . In Chapters 9 and 10 , we will focus on how mitochondria and chloroplasts function . We will consider the evolution of these organelles in Chapter 28. Here we are concerned mainly with the structure ...
... grow and reproduce within the cell . In Chapters 9 and 10 , we will focus on how mitochondria and chloroplasts function . We will consider the evolution of these organelles in Chapter 28. Here we are concerned mainly with the structure ...
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... grow larger by incorporating proteins made primarily in the cytosol , lipids made in the ER , and lipids synthesized within the peroxisome itself . Peroxisomes may increase in number by splitting in two when they reach a certain size ...
... grow larger by incorporating proteins made primarily in the cytosol , lipids made in the ER , and lipids synthesized within the peroxisome itself . Peroxisomes may increase in number by splitting in two when they reach a certain size ...
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Neil A. Campbell. microtubule grows in length by adding tubulin dimers to its ends . Microtubules can be disassembled and their tubulin used to build microtubules elsewhere ... grow out from a centrosome , a region often im located near. 123.
Neil A. Campbell. microtubule grows in length by adding tubulin dimers to its ends . Microtubules can be disassembled and their tubulin used to build microtubules elsewhere ... grow out from a centrosome , a region often im located near. 123.
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animal cells autophagy barbiturates Bottom This diagram bound ribosomes calcium ions carbohydrate cell motility cell's compartmental cellular respiration central vacuole chemical energy cis face cisternal maturation model Concept Check cristae cytoplasm cytoskeleton cytosol digest electron micrograph enclosed endomembrane system endoplasmic reticulum eukaryotic cells example Figure food vacuole free ribosomes glycoproteins Golgi apparatus Golgi products Golgi stack hormones hydrolytic enzymes inner membrane intermediate filaments large number large plant cell liver cell lumen lysosome fusing macromolecules Macrophages membrane proteins membranes separated metabolic functions microfilaments microtubules mitochondria and chloroplasts modified molecular composition monomers motor proteins muscle cell narrow intermembrane space nuclear envelope nucleoli organelles outer membrane peroxisome phagocytosis photosynthesis pigments plasma membrane polypeptide polysaccharides protein synthesis protists recycle rough rough ER sacs called cisternae secretory proteins smooth ER stroma structure and function sugar suggested answers thylakoids tonoplast trans face trans region transport vesicles Transport vesicles bud tubules tubulin vesicles containing vesicles that bud