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Cell biology and Biomolecules

Cell: The Unit of Life

  

6. Bring out the significance of phase contrast microscopy

• Light passes with different velocity after coming out of the thinnest and thickest areas of the phase plate thereby increases the contrast of the specimen.

• Direct light passes through thin area of phase plate, where light passing from the specimen reaches thick area of base plate

• Thick area light speed low, thin area, light travel fast therefore contrast is increased in the specimen

Living cells tissues & cells cultured invitro during mitosis can be studied. 


7. State the protoplasm theory

• Fischer in 1894 & Hardy (1899) Proposed the Colloidal theory of Protoplasm (the physical basis of life)

• It is a colloidal system with water, many biological import things, glucose, fatty acids, amino acids minerals, vitamins hormones & enzymes are seen.

Homogenous -These solutes are soluble

Heterogenous - Solutes are not soluble & This forms the basis for its colloidal nature.

Protoplasm occur in 2 states but inter convertible

• (i) Sol ---- gelation → gel

• (ii) Gel ----solation→ Sol

• Sol can become Gel

• Gel can be converted into Sol

• These are the primary basis for mechanical behaviour of cytoplasm.


8. Distinguish between prokaryotes and eukaryotes




9. Difference between plant and animal cell


Plant Cell

1. Usually they are large than animal cell

2. Cell wall present in addition to plasma membrane and consists of middle lamellae. Primary and secondary walls

3. Plasmaodesmata present

4. Chloroplast present

5. Centrioles absent except motile cells of lower plants

6. Vacuole larger and permanent

7. Tonoplast present around vacuole

8. Nucleus present along the periphery of the cell

9. Lysosomes are rare

10. Synthesis amino acids, coenzymes and vitamins required by them

11. Storage material is starch grains

Animal Cell

1. Usually smaller than plant cell

2. Cell wall absent

3. Plasmodesmata absent

4. Chloroplast absent

5. Vacuole small and temporary

6. Tonoplast absent

7. Centrioles present

8. Nucleus at the centre of the cell

9. Lysosomes present

10. Cannot synthesis amino acids, coenzymes and vitamins required by them

11. Storage material is a glycogen granules


10. Draw the ultra structure of plant cell



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