Cell — basic unit?
The fundamental structural and functional unit of living organisms.
Biological molecules — energy source?
Carbohydrates provide primary energy for cells.
Enzymes — role?
Speed up chemical reactions without being consumed.
Cell — basic unit?
Functional and structural unit of life.
Prokaryotic vs eukaryotic — difference?
Prokaryotic: no nucleus; eukaryotic: nucleus present.
Nucleus — function?
Holds DNA, controls cell activities.
Cell membrane — role?
Controls entry and exit of substances.
Carbohydrates — functions?
Energy source and structural support.
Monosaccharides — examples?
Glucose, fructose.
Proteins — building blocks?
Amino acids.
Answer 9 questions on Fundamentals of Cell Biology and Genetics.
1. What is the nucleus in a cell?
2. What is the primary role of proteins in biological molecules?
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