1
Q
What is cell compartmentalisation?
A
refers to the presence of separated compartments inside the cell, with specific conditions that allow the simultaneous occurrence of varied biochemical processes
2
Q
Why is it necessary?
A
it keeps cellular processes organized, efficient, and prevents harmful interference between different functions.
Biology Unit 1/2
flashcards
Decks in class (24)
# Cards
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Cell Structures and Functions16
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Plasma Membrane6
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Cell Transports24
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Prokaryotic vs Eukaryotic3
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SA:V2
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Cell Compartmentalisation2
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Binary Fission2
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Mitosis9
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The Cell Cycle8
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Apoptosis7
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Stem Cells12
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Digestive System9
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Homeostasis & blood glucose levels + malfunctions14
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Enzymes6
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Genes and chromosomes14
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Meiosis11
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Genotypes & Phenotypes11
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Traits6
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Epigenetics4
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Adaptations23
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Asexual Reproduction10
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Sexual reproduction5
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Cloning5
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ATSI5
