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Intracellular Components
 
 
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Problem 2.1: Identify the cell nucleus, mitochondria, and peroxisomes in the following diagram.
Figure AE.1: Eukaryotic cell
[Solution]
Problem 2.2: What is the name of the structures into which DNA is packaged inside the cell nucleus? [Solution]
Problem 2.3: Does the nucleus allow molecules to pass across its double membrane? [Solution]
Problem 2.4: Why does the mitochondria have two distinct sub-compartments? [Solution]
Problem 2.5: What is the chemical process that occurs in the peroxisomes? [Solution]
Problem 2.6: Identify the endoplasmic reticulum, golgi apparatus, and lysosome in the following diagram.
Figure AJ.1: Eukaryotic cell
[Solution]
Problem 2.7: Why is it called "rough" endoplasmic reticulum? [Solution]
Problem 2.8: How are proteins segregated in the golgi apparatus for secretion? [Solution]
Problem 2.9: Into which face of the golgi apparatus do proteins from the ER enter? Which face do they exit from? [Solution]
Problem 2.10: What is the function of the lysosome? [Solution]
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