1. What is the primary function of the cytoskeleton?
2. What does enzyme classification primarily depend on?
3. Which statement matches the topic "Photosynthesis: Pigments and Electron Transport"?
Kingdom Monera — definition?
Consists solely of bacteria, prokaryotic organisms.
Prokaryotic cells — features?
Lack a nucleus, have cell walls, and are usually unicellular.
Mycoplasma — characteristic?
Bacteria lacking a cell wall, smallest living cells.
Viruses — nature?
Acellular entities requiring a host to replicate.
Viroids — composition?
Small infectious RNA molecules without a protein coat.
Prions — cause?
Infectious proteins causing neurodegenerative diseases.
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