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  • Eukaryotic cells have organelles which may a Not be bound by a) membrane b) Bound by a single membrane c) Bound by a double membrane d) Group the various subcellular organelles into these three categories

Eukaryotic cells have organelles which may
a) Not be bound by a membrane
b) Bound by a single membrane
c) Bound by a double membrane
Group the various subcellular organelles into these three categories.

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(a) Ribosome is the organelles which are not bound by a membrane. They occur freely in the cytoplasm. These can also be found attached to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum, giving it a rough appearance. Ribosomes are also found in the matrix of mitochondria and the stroma of plastids.


(b) Lysosomes are the cell organelles that are bound by a single membrane. Lysosomes are tiny sac-like structures that are found in animal cells but not in prokaryotes. Lysosomes help in destroying and preventing harmful substances and foreign materials from entering the cells. Most of the organelles of the cells are bound by double membranes.


(c) Mitochondria, plastids,nucleis, and endoplasmic reticulum are some examples of double-membrane cell organelles. These organelles serve important functions in the cell-like synthesis of proteins, storing materials, and providing energy to the cells.

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