Question

functions of cytoplasm​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Functions of Cytoplasm

The cytoplasm acts as a buffer and protects the genetic material of the cell and also the cellular organelles from damage caused due to movement and collision with other cells. Cellular respiration begins in the cytoplasm with glycolysis

Answer 2

HERE's YOUR ANSWER

WHAT IS CYTOPLASM?

➪ WHEN WE LOOK AT THE TEMPORARY MOUNTS OF ONION PEEL AS WELL AS HUMAN CHEEK CELLS, WE CAN SEE A LARGE REGION OF EACH CELL ENCLOSED BY THE CELL MEMBRANE, THIS REGION TAKES UP VERY LITTLE STAIN. IT IS CALLED THE CYTOPLASM.

◆ THE CYTOPLASM IS THE FLUID CONTENT INSIDE THE PLASMA MEMBRANE. IT ALSO CONTAINS MANY SPECIALIZED CELL ORGANELLES. EACH OF THESE ORGANELLES PERFORMS A SPECIFIC FUNCTION FOR THE CELL.

FUNCTION OF CYTOPLASM

➪ CELLS ORGANELLES ARE ENCLOSED BY MEMBRANE. IN PROKARYOTES, BESIDE THE ABSENCE OF A DEFINED NUCLEAR REGION, THE MEMBRANE - BOUND CELL ORGANELLES ARE ALSO ABSENT. ON THE OTHER HAND, THE EUKARYOTIC CELLS HAVE NUCLEAR MEMBRANE AS WELL AS MEMBRANE - ENCLOSED ORGANELLES.

◆ THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MEMBRANES CAN BE ILLUSTRATED WITH THE EXAMPLES OF VIRUSES. VIRUSES LACK ANY MEMBRANE AND HENCE DO NOT SHOW CHARACTERISTICS OF LIFE UNTIL THEY ENTER A LIVING BODY AND USE IT'S CELL MACHINERY TO MULTIPLY.

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