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Imagine that you are studying a newly discovered organism. You observe that it can make energy (ATP) from sugars if you feed them to it. The organism can also make ATP when exposed to sunlight. When you observe its cells under a microscope, you find that the DNA is enclosed inside its own lipid membrane that is inside the cell membrane. Based on these observations, list three organelles you would expect to find inside the cells of this organism For each organelle you list, explain (using 1-2 sentences) why one of the observations is consistent with that organelle being present .

          Imagine that you are studying a newly discovered organism. You observe that it can make energy (ATP) from sugars if you feed them to it. The organism can also make ATP when exposed to sunlight. When you observe its cells under a microscope, you find that the DNA is enclosed inside its own lipid membrane that is inside the cell membrane. Based on these observations, list three organelles you would expect to find inside the cells of this organism For each organelle you list, explain (using 1-2 sentences) why one of the observations is consistent with that organelle being present .
        
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Imagine that you are studying a newly discovered organism. You observe that it can make energy (ATP) from sugars if you feed them to it. The organism can also make ATP when exposed to sunlight. When you observe its cells under a microscope, you find that the DNA is enclosed inside its own lipid membrane that is inside the cell membrane. Based on these observations, list three organelles you would expect to find inside the cells of this organism For each organelle you list, explain (using 1-2 sentences) why one of the observations is consistent with that organelle being present .
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00:01 So let's review each function.
00:05 Site where protein folding occurs has ribosomes on its surface.
00:13 This is about rough endoplasmic reticulum.
00:17 The second, site where sugars are broken down and energy is released as atp.
00:25 This is about mitochondria.
00:28 Third, maintain the shape of plant cells and provide rigidity.
00:34 This is about cell wool.
00:38 Holds the organelles of the cell in the watery matrix.
00:43 This cytoplasm.
00:45 Next, regulates movement of material in and out of the cell...
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