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Functions of Cell Membranes | Eukaryotic Cell

The following points highlight the nineteen important functions of cell membranes.  1. The cell membranes cause compartmentalization. As plasma membranes they separate the cells from their external environment. As organelle coverings, they allow the cell or­ganelles to maintain their identity, internal environment and functional individuality. 2. Plasma membrane protects the cell from injury. 3. The membranes allow the flow of [...]

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Structure of a Bacterial Cell (With Diagram)

In this article we will discuss about the Structure of a Bacterial Cell. It is a primitive type of cell in which genetic material is not organised in the form of nucleus but instead lies freely in a naked super-coiled state in the cytoplasm whence it is known as pro-chromosome or nucleoid. Prokaryotic (= prokaryotic) cells are known for their [...]

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Golgi Apparatus: Meaning, Structure and Functions

In this article we will discuss about the Golgi Apparatus or Golgi Complex:- 1. Meaning of Golgi Apparatus 2. Occurrence of Golgi Apparatus 3. Location 4. Structure 5. Functions. Meaning of Golgi Apparatus: Golgi complex (Golgi Apparatus, Dalton Complex, Apparato Reticulare) is a complex cytoplasmic structure made up of smooth membrane saccules or cistemae, a network of tubules with vesicles [...]

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