Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is the significance of the high surface area-to-volume ratio in archaea and bacteria?
What is the significance of the high surface area-to-volume ratio in archaea and bacteria?
- It enhances their ability to synthesize proteins
- It allows their plasma membrane to sustain all vital functions (correct)
- It enables them to develop internal membranes
- It increases their resistance to environmental stress
Why is it suggested that eukaryotic cells with large volumes could not survive with a plasma membrane as their only membrane?
Why is it suggested that eukaryotic cells with large volumes could not survive with a plasma membrane as their only membrane?
- They lack the necessary genetic material
- They have limited energy production
- They have a small surface-to-volume ratio (correct)
- They are more susceptible to viral infections
What is the significance of the high surface area-to-volume ratio in archaea and bacteria?
What is the significance of the high surface area-to-volume ratio in archaea and bacteria?
- It facilitates the development of internal membranes
- It enables them to have a larger cell size
- It allows their plasma membrane to sustain all vital functions (correct)
- It supports the formation of a rigid cell wall
What is the probable reason for the development of internal membranes in eukaryotic cells?
What is the probable reason for the development of internal membranes in eukaryotic cells?
Why is it suggested that eukaryotic cells with large volumes could not survive with a plasma membrane as their only membrane?
Why is it suggested that eukaryotic cells with large volumes could not survive with a plasma membrane as their only membrane?
What allowed the increase in size typical of eukaryotic cells to occur?
What allowed the increase in size typical of eukaryotic cells to occur?
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying