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What is the main constituent of the cytoplasm?
What is the main constituent of the cytoplasm?
- Fluid containing only dissolved solutes
- Water and pigment granules
- Dissolved solutes and stored nutrients
- Fluid and organelles except the nucleus (correct)
What does the cytoplasm contain besides organelles?
What does the cytoplasm contain besides organelles?
- Fluid with dissolved solutes (correct)
- Water and pigment granules
- Only stored nutrients
- Fluid containing only water
What lies between the cell membrane and the nucleus membrane?
What lies between the cell membrane and the nucleus membrane?
- Cytosol (correct)
- Dissolved solutes
- Stored nutrients
- Pigment granules
What is the main component of the cytoplasm?
What is the main component of the cytoplasm?
What lies internal to the plasma membrane and external to the nucleus?
What lies internal to the plasma membrane and external to the nucleus?
What is the cytosol?
What is the cytosol?
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Study Notes
Cytoplasm Composition
- The main constituent of the cytoplasm is cytosol, a gel-like substance that fills the interior of the cell.
- The cytoplasm contains not only organelles but also a variety of other components such as ions, molecules, and macromolecules essential for cellular processes.
Cellular Structure Context
- The area that lies between the cell membrane and the nucleus membrane is known as the cytoplasm, where many biochemical activities occur.
- Internal to the plasma membrane and external to the nucleus is the cytoplasm, which helps to maintain cell structure and support organelles.
Definition and Function of Cytosol
- Cytosol is the aqueous portion of the cytoplasm, excluding organelles and other insoluble materials, playing a crucial role in metabolic activities and transportation within the cell.
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