Becker's World of the Cell (9th Edition)
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Author: Jeff Hardin, Gregory Paul Bertoni
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Chapter 4, Problem 4.3CC
Imagine that you are building an artificial eukaryotic cell starting with an artificial bacterial cell. What organelles would you need to add?
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- In the micrograph below, you are seeing a collection of cells that have been stained with fluorescent dyes. One of the dyes appears green, and the other dye appears blue (when viewed with a fluorescence microscope). Based on the appearance of these stained cells, which of the following cell structures must the GREEN dye be staining? Endoplasmic reticulum Cytoskeleton Flagella Mitochondria Nucleus ..arrow_forwardYou are looking at the inside of a cell . How can you tell the cell is animal, bacterial or a plant cell ?Single choice. A. animal cell - nucleus ,no cell wall; bacteria cell -no nucleus ; plant cell- nucleus, cell wall and chloroplast B. animal cell - no nucleus, no cell wall ; plant cell - nucleus , no cell wall C. bacteria cell- nucleus ,no cell wall ; animal cell - nucleus ,cell wallarrow_forwardWhat organelle in the cell is responsible for producing ribosomes? a-Nucleus b-Cytoplasm c-Golgi bodies d-Nucleolusarrow_forward
- In making an artificial cell, the plasma membrane is represented by ____________ _____________.arrow_forwardGive an organelle found in the plant cell that is NOT found in animal or bacterial cells. Group of answer choices (Pick one) cell wall DNA ribosome chloroplastarrow_forwardWhich of the following is NOT a feature found in all cells?a. Proteins c. Cell wallb. Ribosomes d. Cell membranearrow_forward
- While studying a human cell under a microscope, you spot a small, round organelle that seems to have a single membrane. Is it more likely to be a nucleus, ribosome, vesicle, or mitochondrion? What might it contain?arrow_forwardWhich organelles would need to work together to accomplish the following? A. Create a protein that would stay in the cell B. Create a protein that would leave the cell C. Create a lipid that would leave the cell D. Breakdown material brought into the cellarrow_forwardWhich organelle does the cell depend on for its energy needs? a. endoplasmic reticulum b. ribosome c. lysosome d. mitochondrionarrow_forward
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