The function of cristae in a mitochondrion is
electron transport and ATP synthesis
carbon assimilation
intake of
elimination of
- The cell size is dependent upon
- One of the following is a single-membraned structure:
- Cell theory was proposed by
- The nucleus of a prokaryotic cell is represented by
- Cells having large nuclei in proportion of cytoplasm are perhaps
- Nitrogenous bases of RNA are
- Park and Biggins receive credit for discovery of
- Chemical constitution of nucleus is
- The organelles for fat synthesis are
- Another name for ligase is
- "The substance of cells is living " was firs suggested by
- Concept of unit membrane was given by
- Ribosomes are the centre of
- Physical basis of life is
- Which structure performs a similar function in both plant and animal cell
- Granal thylakoids occur in a
- Unstained living tissues of a cell can be examined by
- One angstrom is equal to
- In electron microscope the source of light used is
- Mitochondria were first observed in striated muscle cells by
- Carbohydrate is synthesized from fat within
- The function of cristae in a mitochondrion is
- The unit of heredity is
- Electron microscope has revealed the presence of
- There are 46 chromosomes in humans, of which
- In plant cell vacuole contains
- Cellular components can be physically separated from each other by
- Cell organelle which has electron transport system is
- Function of Golgi bodies in plants is
- Extranuclear DNA is found in