In this AS Level Eukaryotic Cells test, we’ll be taking a look at these cells which have plasma membranes, cytoplasm and ribosomes. What, however, sets eukaryotic cells apart from their prokaryotic counterparts? That’s for you to tell us! Let’s see what you know right now!
Without a nucleus
Bacteria cells
Simple cell
With a nucleus
Nucleus
Mitochondrion
Plasmid
A and B
A, B and C
Site of aerobic respiration
Glycolysis
Transduce light
Synthesise ATP
Transport non protein products through the cell
Break down foreign objects in the cell
Synthesis and transport of proteins
Break down and transport proteins through the cell
Transport of proteins for endocytosis
Transport of lipids for endocytosis
Transport proteins from the RER to the cell membrane for export
Transport lipids from the RER to the cell membrane for export
Breakdown unwanted chemicals
Breakdown unwanted organelles
Allow the recycling of materials
Fuse with vacuoles
All of the above
Is a thick layer outside the cell membrane
Used to give a cell strength and rigidity
Made mainly of disaccharides
Allows animal cells to exert turgor pressure
Is freely permeable
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