Revision on Cells
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The document outlines the various functions of cell structures, including sites for DNA replication, RNA transcription, and energy metabolism. It highlights the roles of selectively permeable boundaries in nutrient transport and waste secretion, as well as the involvement of ribosomes in protein synthesis. Additionally, it describes the cell's protective mechanisms and functions related to movement and adhesion.
Revision on Cells
- 1. By Elijah N
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- 5. Storage site of generic information; the sight of DNA replication and its transcription to RNA.
- 6. Site of energy metabolism and synthesis of high energy ATP ()
- 7. Selectively permeable boundary for entry and exit of nutrients and waste where some important enzyme activity is found.
- 8. Provides shape to the cell; where many metabolic reactions occur.
- 9. Transport system for liquids and nutrients in the cell.
- 10. Site on which ribosomes bind for protein synthesis.
- 11. Responsible for the secretion of waste from the cell.
- 12. Metabolism for materials indigested by endocytosis.
- 13. Oxidative metabolism of nutrients using oxygen to generate water.
- 15. Selectively permeable boundary for entry and exit of nutrients and waste where some important enzyme activity is found.
- 16. Storage of nutrients and water
- 17. Site of photosynthesis- converting light energy into chemical energy (ATP).
- 18. Responsible for the secretion of waste products from the cell.
- 19. Surface on which ribosomes bind for protein synthesis.
- 20. Transport systems for liquids and nutrients in the cell.
- 21. Storage sight of genetic information, the sight of DNA replication and its transcription to RNA.
- 22. Site of energy metabolism and synthesis of high energy ATP ()
- 24. Storage of genetic information and the site of DNA replication.
- 25. The region where many metabolic reactions occur.
- 26. A permeable boundary that allows for entry and exit of nutrients and waste, and may play a role in DNA replication.
- 27. Assist in adhesion and sexual conjugation .
- 28. Protects against mechanical and hypertonic stress.
- 29. Assist in movement and may play a role in sexual conjugation.