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Ok Im stuck on a problem and it goes like this, "What eukaryotic organelle is functionally similar to the prokaryotic cell membrane and its infoldings?" I was thinking its ribosomes, but Im not sure.
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As an organelle, I would say the Golgi Complex as it is responsible for secretion and "packaging" of various macromolecules out of the cell through the Trans-Golgi Network.
Functionally, the prokaryotic membrane and eukaryotic membrane share several similarities.
Evolutionarily all organelles were more than likely infoldings of the prokaryotic membrane.
source:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110109164621AA8VBhi
Functionally, the prokaryotic membrane and eukaryotic membrane share several similarities.
Evolutionarily all organelles were more than likely infoldings of the prokaryotic membrane.
source:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110109164621AA8VBhi
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xTheTrueGamer wrote Ok Im stuck on a problem and it goes like this, "What eukaryotic organelle is functionally similar to the prokaryotic cell membrane and its infoldings?" I was thinking its ribosomes, but Im not sure.
Google it.
That's what I do when i don't know anything on my H.W
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Man, I'll tell you my secret. Even though i'm in College Bio Honors, Google is you best friend so use it!
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As an organelle, I would say the Golgi Complex as it is responsible for secretion and "packaging" of various macromolecules out of the cell through the Trans-Golgi Network.
Functionally, the prokaryotic membrane and eukaryotic membrane share several similarities.
Evolutionarily all organelles were more than likely infoldings of the prokaryotic membrane.
Does that help? Yes, copy & paste lol
Functionally, the prokaryotic membrane and eukaryotic membrane share several similarities.
Evolutionarily all organelles were more than likely infoldings of the prokaryotic membrane.
Does that help? Yes, copy & paste lol
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This Is TTG Not Wikapedia
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Drip wrote As an organelle, I would say the Golgi Complex as it is responsible for secretion and "packaging" of various macromolecules out of the cell through the Trans-Golgi Network.
Functionally, the prokaryotic membrane and eukaryotic membrane share several similarities.
Evolutionarily all organelles were more than likely infoldings of the prokaryotic membrane.
source:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110109164621AA8VBhi
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Agreed, I would have to say Google it.
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DeSean_Jackson wrote This Is TTG Not Wikapedia
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Im pretty sure TTG can be used for any sort of question plus this is general discussion where anything can be talked about. I googled the question and came up with the answer Golgi Body multiple times, and ribosomones once. I feel like my best bet would Golgi Body thank you everyone for the help!
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