Cell structures

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Question 5
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a.

The contents of sub-cellular structures found in eukaryotic cells enable each structure to perform its specific function.

Draw lines to connect each sub-cellular structure to its key component/contents. Then draw lines to join each of the key component/contents to its correct function within the cell.

Sub-cellular structureKey component/contentsFunction
MitochondriaPhospholipid bilayerControls the entry and exit of substances
ChloroplastFolded inner membrane with enzymesAbsorbs light for photosynthesis
Cell membraneThylakoids containing chlorophyllReleases energy during aerobic respiration
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b.

The image shows a micrograph of a mitochondrion.

A transmission electron micrograph of a mitochondrion.

Draw the mitochondrion. Your drawing should be a simplified scientific drawing.

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c.

What type of microscope was used to create the image of the mitochondrion? Explain your answer.

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d.

Name one structure found in both an animal cell and a prokaryotic cell, other than a cell membrane.

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Cell structures Questions

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