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The concept 'Omnis cellula e cellula' was put forward by . (Robert Hooke/ Rudolf Virchow)

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Important Questions on Cell—The Basic Unit of Life

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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 5
The term protoplasm was coined by _____. (Robert Brown/ Purkinje)
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 6

Complete the table given below

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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 7
Why Golgi apparatus is seen associated with endoplasmic reticulum inside the ceil? 
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 8
Why lysosomes are also called 'suicide bags' of cells?
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 9
Animal cells differ from plant cells in a number of ways. What is one specific characteristic that makes their mode of nutrition significantly different? 
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 10
Both bacteria and plants contain cell walls, yet they are entirely different from each other. Justify. 
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 11
A eukaryotic cell has mitochondria in their cytoplasm which are specially organised organelles that perform respiration. Whereas prokaryotic cells lack mitochondria yet they perform respiration. How?
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Pearson IIT Foundation Biology>Chapter 1 - Cell—The Basic Unit of Life>PRACTICE QUESTIONS>Q 12
There are two substances, namely 'A' and 'B' which are present outside a cell. Substance 'A' is able to pass through the cell and 'B' is not able to do so. How can you justify this selective movement of substances in and out of a cell?