What makes up the protoplasm of amoeba proteus? What is an amoeba's mode of locomotion? What is the type of nutrition in amoeba and hydra? Is amoeba food and prey? What organelles are found in an amoeba? Can an
All living organisms (prokaryotic and eukaryotic organisms) are made up of the cell comprising of a plasma membrane, the cytoplasm and a control centre containing genetic material packaged into chromosome(s). Answer and Explanation:1 In eukaryotic organisms, the cytoplasm is made up of the cytosol...
The majority of cytosol is water, which makes up nearly 70% of the total volume of a cell. While the pH of the intracellular fluid is 7.4, human cytosolic pH lies between 7.0-7.4, and is typically higher when a cell is growing. In addition to water, cytosol also consists of small mol...
Halophyte Succulentsare able to survive in salty desert or marine environments by biochemical resistance to salt, sequestering salt from thecytoplasmin special vacuoles or by excreting salt. Salts often accumulate in arid soils so salt tolerance is more common among succulent plants than one might ima...
mRNA, or messenger RNA, is the link between a gene and a protein. The gene is transcribed by RNA polymerase, and the resulting mRNA travels to the cytoplasm, where it is translated by ribosomes into a protein with the help of tRNA. This form of RNA is extensively altered post-transcripti...
The West Nile virus is part of the flavivirus family that includes Zika and dengue. For many years, the North American epicenters of West Nile infections were in the more temperate regions such as the Caribbean, where the warmth, seasonal rain, and flooding makes a perfect home for infected...
In this case, cell expansion rate is seen as the consequence of organ-level expansive growth making cells larger, and cell partitioning making cells smaller (e.g. to maintain a proper balance between the amount of DNA and the cytoplasm). A model based on this assumption correctly predicts ...
explained by the restriction of Rev function in these cells, so that a high MS RNA (and consequently Rev) level must be achieved before US RNA can be efficiently exported to the cytoplasm, thereby escaping splicing or degradation. More recently, by deep sequencing of RNA derived from primary ...
In the simplest organisms, calledprokaryotes, ribosomes float free in the cytoplasm; in the more complexeukaryotes, they are found in the cytoplasm but also in a smattering of other places. Parts of a Cell As noted,prokaryotes– single-celled organisms that make up the domains Bacteria and Arc...
explained by the restriction of Rev function in these cells, so that a high MS RNA (and consequently Rev) level must be achieved before US RNA can be efficiently exported to the cytoplasm, thereby escaping splicing or degradation. More recently, by deep sequencing of RNA derived from primary ...