Pg:-26 (I have already read till Pg:33 but this is based on my notes.)
#biology #textbook #cytoplasm #cellmembrane #nucleus
Cytoplasm:
The cytoplasm is about 90% water, with molecules of salt and sugar dissolved in it.
Enzymes control the rate and type of chemical reactions that take place in cells(This is all in the cytoplasm)
Some enzymes are attached to the membrane systems of the cell, while others float freely in the liquid part of the cytoplasm.
Cell membrane:
A cell membrane is a thin layer of cytoplasm around the outside of the cell.
It stops the cell contents from escaping and controls which substances can enter and leave the cell.
Oxygen, food, and water are allowed to enter; waste products are allowed to leave; and harmful substances are kept out.
Nucleus:
Most cells contain one nucleus.
The function of the nucleus is to control the type and quantity of enzymes produced by the cytoplasm.
The nucleus controls what cell the cell will be, Like muscle cell or never cell, etc.
The nucleus also controls cell division.
Inside the nucleus are thread-like structures called chromosomes, which is seen when the cell is dividing.
What role does the cytoplasm play in cell division?
How does the cytoplasm differ between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
What is the process called when the cytoplasm divides during cell division?
Which organelles are suspended in the cytoplasm?
How does the cytoplasm interact with the cell membrane and nucleus?
How do proteins function within the cell membrane?
What role do cholesterol molecules play in the cell membrane?
What is meant by the term ‘selectively permeable’ in relation to the cell membrane?
How do glycoproteins and glycolipids contribute to cell communication?
What are the differences between integral and peripheral proteins in the cell membrane?
How does the cell membrane maintain homeostasis within the cell?