Explain why being small is advantageous for cells and how it affects growth rates.

Q: Explain what is meant by metastasis.

A: Cancer is a term that is characterized by mutations that disrupt the normal cell growth mechanism…

Q: Does the term growth convey the same meaning when applied to bacteriaand to multicellular organisms?…

A: Prokaryotes are the primitive organisms that were the first to develop and harness life on Earth.…

Q: Produce a diagram to illustrate the different types of molecules found in cells. Briefly describe…

A: The different types of molecules found in the cells are carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic…

Q: Explain the movement of molecules in and out of a cell dependent on the molecule type, size, and…

A: The movement of molecules in and out of the cell is regulated by a semipermeable plasma membrane…

Q: what is the Difference between antimetabolites and mitotic disruptors.

A: Introduction Drugs are the chemical substances or compounds that are used in the treatment,…

Q: Explain how the surface-to-volume ratio limits cell size.

A: The surface-area-to-volume proportion, additionally called the surface-to-volume proportion and…

Q: The time required for a cell to undergo binary fission is called thea. exponential growth rate b.…

A: Binary fission is the division of parent body into two equal halves.

Q: Cells synthesize new organic molecules to(a) perform structural maintenance and repairs.(b) support…

A: Answer- There are basically 4 different types of biomolecules that are proteins, fats, carbohydrates…

Q: Explain how the surface-area-to-volume ratio limits cell size.

A: Surface area- volume ratio is important in limiting the size of the cell. Cells are required to…

Q: Explain why a jar of jelly can be left open on the kitchen counter for prolonged periods of time,…

A: Most of the food substances possess sufficient nutrients that support the growth of the microbes.…

Q: Explain the rationale behind the separation of different cellular components using centrifuge.

A: Centrifugation: Mechanical separation process which uses centrifugal force to separate components…

Q: Explain how the growth and behavior of organisms depends on the storage and exchange of information,…

A: The information transmission is basic to life because all living organisms must be able to send and…

Q: Give reason why a plant cell is kept in hypertonic solution it becomes flaccid.

A: Osmosis is the process in which water molecules across a semi-permeable membrane moves from an area…

Q: Process by cell membrane that take in fluids and dissolve substances

A: The movements of ions and molecules in and across the cell membrane are regulated by a set of…

Q: Which statement describes how phenolic compounds control microbe growth? They cause protein…

A: Phenolic compounds consist of phenol like compounds. They are persistent on the surface and are less…

Q: Explain the role of cell division in wound healing.

A: Wound healing largely means the healing of the skin. Begins at once an injury to the epidermic layer…

Q: Give an example of cellular mould.

A: Fungi are heterotrophic organisms that include microbes such as yeasts, molds, and mushrooms. They…

Q: Explain about the Modifications of Cell Surfaces ?

A: The cell surface is the spot for several vital biochemical functions of cells and the interactions…

Q: Explain the term colony of cells

A: Microorganisms are microscopic organism, which may exist in its single-celled form or in a colony of…

Q: explain why cell surface interactions are important for cell and tissue culture studies

A: Cell surface interaction are the type of interactions that focus on the relation between surface…

Q: skin cell completes one round of the cell cycle. Describe the products

A: A skin cell do mitosis cell division continuously. To form two new identical cell.  Mitosis is a…

Q: A multicellular organism grows by____.A. Cell addition     B. Cell explosionC. Cell implosion   D.…

A: The organisms which are made up of more than one cell is referred to as multicellular organism.…

Q: The following chart contains four facets. Each shows the amount of a substance in different…

A: Cell Adhesion Growth-- Facts about Cell Adhesion Growth Facts --Cell adhesion is a critical step in…

Q: Identify the parts of the cell membrane labeled in the image below. Outside of cell D Inside of cell…

A: Cell Membrane is the semipermeable bio-membrane, bounding the cytoplasm of a cell and thus separates…

Q: How is a cell membrane similar to the dialysis

A: The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of life. The cell comprises various organelles…

Q: Name a substance that is unique to acid fast cell walls.

A: Acid fast bacteria are those which are highly resistant to acid alcohol decolorising .

Q: Describe how the cell takes in nutrients.

A: Nutrients are substances that provide essential nourishment for the growth and maintenance of the…

Q: Short hairlike structures on the cell surface that stir fluid around stationary cells are called: O…

A: Bacteria are single-celled creatures with a tiny size. Bacteria can be found virtually everywhere on…

Q: When pluripotent stem cells differentiate AND self-renew how many specialized cells can be produced…

A: Stem cell A cell that has the ability to continously divide and differentiate(develop) into various…

Q: Define the following terms: a. carotenoid b. stroma c. β-carotene d. lutein e. thylakoid membrane

A: Define the following terms:a. carotenoidb. stromac. β-carotene

Q: The time interval required for the formation of two cells from one is called the A) generation time.…

A: The time span needed for a bacterial cell to separate or for a populace of bacterial cells to…

Q: Which of these steps can be accomplished relatively easy during metastasis? Initial growth of cells…

A: Ans- travel through the blood

Q: Compare and contrast passive and active transport of materials into and out of cells.

A: Cells exchange substances with their surroundings.

Q: In cells that enlarge along a particular axis, microfibrils have been deposited

A: Microfibrils are fiber-like strands made up of glycoproteins and cellulose. They are present in…

Q: Give some examples of how the cell membrane helps the cell to maintain equilibrium through exchange…

A: the cell membrane is a selectively permeable structure and acts as a barrier that blocks the free…

Q: A ______strip between abutting endodermal cell walls forces water and solutes to move through these…

A: Introduction :- In land plants, the endodermis is the core, deepest layer of cortex. It is a…

Q: What general type of growth medium would you use to: (a) grow one type of bacteria but inhibit the…

A: Answer a)  Selected media prefer the growth of one microbe but block the others. It is made of…

Q: explain how knowledge of the functions of cells is important to agriculture.

A: The cell biology is the study of cell structure and function and it revolves around the concept that…

Q: ring diagram to answers the questions. A. Is this cell Gram + pvide 2 pieces of evidence to support…

A: Bacteria  are classified into two types Gram positive bacteria and Gram Negative bacteria. This…

Q: Describe the condition for a cell to be flaccid.

A: Plant cells are the eukaryotic cells and vary in fundamental factors from other eukaryotic…

Q: A scar can form where there was cell damage. The scientific term for a scar is ___.

A: After replacement of a injuries the area of injuries shows a replaced skin called scar.

Q: In _____ conditions, the cell wall will help prevent the cell from bursting.

A: The condition under which the cell wall will help prevent the cell from bursting.

Q: Determine how factors such as temperature and pH affect bacterial growth and reproduction. Give an…

A: Temperature and pH factors are important for the bacterial growth. At optimum range best growth…

Q: Make a diagram to illustrate the fluid mosaic model of the cell membrane

A: Fluid Mosaic Model of the cell membrane