Dr. K C Trikha and N K Sehgal Solutions for Chapter: The Cell - Its Structure and Functions, Exercise 1: Something To Know
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Classify the following into cells, tissue and organ.
Skin, fat cells, RBC, blood, ear, muscle
| Cell | Tissue | Organ |
"All cells in an organism do not have the same shape." Justify the above statement by drawing at least three different cell types found in human beings.
Where, and how, are chromosomes formed? State their significance.
With the help of well-labelled diagrams, highlight three differences between a plant cell and an animal cell.
Write the functions performed by the following cell organelles.
Vacuoles
Write the functions performed by the following cell organelles.
Mitochondria
The cell membrane is a very important component of a cell. How is damage to the cell membrane likely to impact the functions of the cell?
Define the term cell, for plants/animals. Name the different organelles that make a cell. Explain why none of these is called the structural and functional unit of life.
