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What is Golgi apparatus ? Definition Golgi Apparatus is a system of membrane-bound, fluid-filled vesicles, large spherical vacuoles and smooth, flattened cisternae. These are stacked parallel to each other. Each …
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Bacteria:- Describe or Explain the Structure of Bacteria?) Structure of Bacteria Bacteria are single celled or unicellular organism. Their cell structure is unique in that they don’t have nucleus. Its nucleic …
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Animal cells Let’s begin with the components of the animal cells:- Cell membrane A cell is always surrounded by a thin membrane called plasma membrane. The membrane has the following functions:- …
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Structure of the cell The cell is a tiny sac bounded by thin skin or membrane. It is filled with a semifluid substance call the cytoplasm.Tiny living bodies called organelles lie suspended in the …
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Shape and size of cell Cells come in multitude of shapes and sizes. The shape of a cell depends on the job it performs. Examples of Cells with their shape …
Shape and size of cell–Cell Structure and functions Class 8 NCERT Notes Read MoreCell Theory In 1838 German biologist Mathias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann put forward the cell theory of life Cell is a mass of Protoplasm containing a nucleus . Cell is …
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Unicellular and multicellular organisms The cell is the functional and structural unit of every living being. According to the number of cells all the organisms are divided into Unicellular organisms …
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Microorganisms, or microbes, are tiny living organisms not visible to the naked eye. Found in diverse environments from hot springs to polar ice, they play crucial roles in ecosystems. While some cause diseases in humans, animals, and plants, others are beneficial, aiding in digestion, decomposition, and even in the production of medicines like antibiotics.
Microorganisms : Friend and Foe Class 8 NCERT Notes Read More Cell was Discovered by Robert Hook Cell Theory In 1838 German biologist Mathias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann put forward the cell theory of life Cell is a mass of Protoplasm …
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