Mycoplasmas are tiny, virus-like non-motile prokaryotic organisms. They are the simplest and smallest known organisms capable of growing on cell free laboratory culture media containing sterols. Mycoplasmas lack definite cell wall and are characteristically delimited by a distinct, soft, flexible trilaminar unit membrane of lipoprotein. Because of the soft and plastic membrane they can assume […]
Learn about Mycoplasma (With Diagram)
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Cells of Living Organisms (With Diagram)
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In this essay we will discuss about Cells of the Living Organisms. After reading this essay you will learn about:- 1. Subject Matter of the Cell 2. Historical Accounts of Cell 3. Cell Size 4. Cell Shape 5. Structure of the Cell 6. Structure of Prokaryotes. Contents: Subject Matter of Cell Historical Accounts of Cell […]
Golgi Complex: Structure and Functions (With Diagram)
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In this article we will discuss about Golgi Complex that exist in all the cells of eukaryotes:- 1. Subject-Matter of Golgi Complex 2. Structure of Golgi Complex 3. Functions. Subject-Matter of Golgi Complex: This cytoplasmic organelle is named after its discoverer Golgi. The structure was discovered in 1898. The golgi bodies are also called lipochondria. […]
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