Contents Discovery:Location:Explanation:Zone of Exclusion:Working with Endoplasmic ReticulumFunctions of Golgi bodiesKey Points:FAQs about the Golgi apparatusDiscovery: Italian cytologist Camillo Golgi was the first to observe the Golgi apparatus, which now bears his name, in 1897. Golgi used a staining technique on … Read more
The semitransparent fluid is a part of the cell enclosed between the plasma membrane and is called cytoplasm. Therefore the Nucleus of the cell is termed a living substance, i.e., a living substance consists of all of the contents outside of the nucleus and is enveloped at intervals. The plasma membrane of a cell. It is … Read more
Cell Membrane was discovered by Swiss botanists Carl Naegeli and C. Crammer in 1855. Contents Introduction:Structure:Fluid Mosaic ModelFunctions of Cell MembraneThe fluidity of the Cell MembraneAsymmetrical Nature of Cell MembraneTransport Across Plasma MembraneDiffusionOsmosisEndocytosis and ExocytosisTurgorFAQsIntroduction: The cell membrane is also … Read more
Chloroplasts are organelles specialized for fulfilling the photosynthetic function and represent microst-ructures with the length of 5–10 µm and a diameter of 2–3 µm, with spherical, oval, discoid or ellipsoid shape.
Contents Discovery:Types of Plastids1) Chloroplasts:2) Chromoplasts:3) Gerontoplasts4) Leucoplasts:FUNCTIONS OF PLASTIDSKey PointsFAQs about PlastidsReferencesDiscovery: Ernst Haeckel first introduced the term plastid, and Andrews Schimper provided a clear definition of plastids in 1833. Plastids are double membrane-bound organelles inside plants and some … Read more
