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What are cell organelles?
Cell organelles are small organ-like structures present inside the cell with a particular structural makeup and specific function.
How can cell organelles be classified?
Cell organelles can be classified into three categories based on the presence or absence of membrane: non single and double membrane-bound organelles.
Give an example of a cell organelle without a membrane.
Ribosomes or centrioles are examples of cell organelles that are not bounded by any membrane.
Name a single membrane-bound cell organelle.
Vacuole, lysosome, Golgi Apparatus, and Endoplasmic Reticulum are examples of single membrane-bound cell organelles.
What are examples of double membrane-bound cell organelles?
Mitochondria and chloroplast are examples of double membrane-bound cell organelles.
What are the categories of cell organelles based on the presence or absence of membrane?
The categories of cell organelles based on the presence or absence of membrane are non single and double membrane bound organelles.
Define cell organelles and provide an example of their characteristics.
Cell organelles are small organ-like structures inside the cell with a particular structural makeup and specific function. An example of a cell organelle is the nucleus, which has a double membrane and contains genetic material.
How are cell organelles classified based on their membrane structure?
Cell organelles are classified based on their membrane structure as non single and double membrane bound organelles.
Test your knowledge of cell organelles with this quiz! Learn about the different types of cell organelles, including non-single and double membrane-bound organelles. Challenge yourself to identify and understand the functions of these essential structures within cells.
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