General Zoology Lecture Quiz

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What is the defining characteristic of an animal cell?

  • Enclosed by a rigid cell wall
  • Contains chloroplasts for food formation
  • Similar in size to plant cells
  • Lacks a cell wall (correct)

What is the primary function of collagen in animal cells and tissues?

  • Aiding in cell division
  • Facilitating photosynthesis
  • Storing excess nutrients
  • Binding cells together in an extracellular matrix (correct)

What is the role of sodium and potassium in cells?

  • Transmission of nerve impulses and muscle contraction (correct)
  • Facilitating cell wall formation
  • Aiding in photosynthesis
  • Assisting in protein synthesis

Which elements form 95% of the cell's structure?

<p>Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes the binding of plant and fungal eukaryotic cells from animal cells?

<p>Bound together by other molecules such as pectin (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Cell Structure and Components

  • The defining characteristic of an animal cell is the absence of a cell wall.

Collagen Function

  • The primary function of collagen in animal cells and tissues is to provide structural support and maintain tissue integrity.

Ion Function

  • Sodium and potassium play a crucial role in cells, maintaining the proper balance of electrolytes and regulating various cellular processes, including nerve impulses and muscle contractions.

Cell Composition

  • Carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and hydrogen form 95% of the cell's structure, highlighting the importance of these elements in cellular makeup.

Cell Wall Differences

  • Unlike plant and fungal eukaryotic cells, which have a rigid cell wall composed of cellulose and chitin, respectively, animal cells lack a cell wall, distinguishing them from other eukaryotic cells.

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