GROWTH AND DIVISION OF CHLOROPLASTS OR PROPLASTID
GROWTH AND DIVISION OF CHLOROPLASTS OR PROPLASTID MCQ’s
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REPLICATION AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS
REPLICATION AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS- Replication of Chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) Chloroplast DNA (cpDNA) replicates independently of nuclear DNA and does not
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GENOME ORGANIZATION
GENOME ORGANIZATION Inverted repeats Linear structure Nucleoids 1. What is the structure of chloroplast DNA? a) Linearb) Circularc) Double helixd)
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Isolation of Chloroplast Components
Isolation of Chloroplast Components Chloroplast isolation is a crucial technique in plant biology that allows scientists to study photosynthesis, energy
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Chloroplast structure
Chloroplast structure Introduction Chloroplast structure -Chloroplasts are the most common and essential plastids in green plants as they are the
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Plasmodesmata: Role in Movement of Molecules and Macromolecules
Plasmodesmata: Role in Movement of Molecules and Macromolecules Plasmodesmata are microscopic cytoplasmic channels that traverse plant cell walls, allowing direct
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COMPARISON WITH GAP JUNCTION
COMPARISON WITH GAP JUNCTION In plants, the equivalent of gap junctions in animal cells are plasmodesmata. While animal cells use
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PLASMODESMATA
PLASMODESMATA #Primary – It is formed during cell division #Secondary – It is form between mature cell Structure of Plasmodesmata
RECEPTORS
RECEPTORS The role of the receptor Neurotransmitters: Hormones: Note: Chemical messengers ‘switch on’ receptors without undergoing a reaction The Binding
PUMPS (SITES FOR ATPase)
PUMPS (SITES FOR ATPase) Types of Pumps P- Class Pumps (ATP powered Pump) (i) Na+K+ATPase (ii) H+- K+ ATPase (iii)
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