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Quick Notes on Endoplasmic Reticulum

Quick  Notes on Endoplasmic Reticulum! Structure of Endoplasmic Reticulum in Cell: Structurally the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) consists of cisternae, tubules and vesicles (Fig. 2.42). The cisternae are broad, flat, membrane-bound spaces arranged parallel to each other to form lamellae, which are connec­ted with each other. The tubules are 50-1OOA in diameter. The vesicles or sacs are membrane- bound, isolated globose [...]

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Quick Notes on Mitochondria| Biology

Quick Notes on Mitochondria:- 1. Introduction to Mitochondria in Cell 2. Origin of Mitochondria in Cell 3. Structure 4. Function. Introduction to Mitochondria in Cell: Mitochondria are membrane bound cell organelles, associated with cellular respiration, the source of energy, being termed as power hou­ses of cell. Mitochondria, discovered by Benda (1898), are present in eukaryotic cells. These are bean-shaped organelles, [...]

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2 Main Types of Organellar DNA | Cell Biology

The following points highlight the two main types of organellar DNA in cell. The types are: 1. Chloroplast DNA (cp DNA) 2. Mitochondrial DNA (mt DNA). Organellar DNA: Type # 1. Chloroplast DNA (cp DNA): Each chloro­plast contains 20-200 copies of a circular double stranded DNA molecule, which may also be lin­ear as found in maize, cp DNA is characterized [...]

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