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Membrane bound or not, Double Membrane.. Help Please...Moderator: BioTeam
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Membrane bound or not, Double Membrane.. Help Please...I need to figure whether certain organelles are membrane bound or not and whether or not they have double membranes. I'm assuming that those with double membranes are membrane bound. So far this is what I've come up with, please help me fill in the rest and correct me if you see any mistakes. If I've left something blank, it just means that I'm stupid and have no idea what it is >.>Thank you in advance.
Nucleus - Double Nucleolus Chromatin Nuclear Envelope - Double Smooth/Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum - Membrane Bound Golgi Body Central Vacuole Lysosomes - Membrane Bound Peroxisomes Chloroplasts - Double Mitochondria - Double Microfilaments Ribosomes - Some membrane bound, some not Plasma Membrane Cell Wall Centrioles Microtubules Cilia Flagellum Yeah... I know a lot of htem are blank... I guess I just fail at life -_- Once again thanks in advance.
Re: Membrane bound or not, Double Membrane.. Help Please...Heres your updated version:
Nucleus - Double Nucleolus- no Chromatin- no Nuclear Envelope - Double Smooth/Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum - Membrane Bound Golgi Body- Membrane Bound Central Vacuole- Membrane Bound Lysosomes - Membrane Bound Chloroplasts - Double Mitochondria - Double Ribosomes - Some membrane bound, some not Cilia-No, because it is incased in the cell’s plasma membrane Flagellum- No, because it is incased in the cell’s plasma membrane
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