Can you identify and explain the parts labeled from A to G in the cell diagram?
Understand the Problem
The question likely involves identifying the labeled parts of a cell as represented in the provided image. Understanding cell structure and functions is crucial here.
Answer
A) Capsule, B) Flagellum, C) Cell Wall, D) Chromosomal DNA, E) Plasmid, F) Plasma Membrane, G) Cytoplasm.
The parts labeled A to G in the cell diagram represent the following: A) Capsule, B) Flagellum, C) Cell Wall, D) Chromosomal DNA, E) Plasmid, F) Plasma Membrane, G) Cytoplasm.
Answer for screen readers
The parts labeled A to G in the cell diagram represent the following: A) Capsule, B) Flagellum, C) Cell Wall, D) Chromosomal DNA, E) Plasmid, F) Plasma Membrane, G) Cytoplasm.
More Information
The diagram represents a prokaryotic cell, likely a bacterium, based on the presence of structures like a flagellum and plasmid.
Tips
A common mistake is confusing the capsule with the cell wall; they serve different functions with the capsule providing extra protection.
Sources
- Cell Structure - SEER Training Modules - training.seer.cancer.gov
- Cell parts and functions (article) | Khan Academy - khanacademy.org
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