Yes, yeast is a single cell fungus.
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There is no difference, Yeast are eukaryote cells...
A yeast cell is the biggest followed by the bacteruim then the virus The virus is easily the smallest it can be up to 1/10000th of the size of a bacterium! A bacteria is about 1.8 millionth of a meter a yeast cell is about a 12 millionth of a meter which means the yeast cell is more than 6x larger than a bacterium!
I'm unable to draw images here as I provide text-based assistance. However, a yeast cell typically consists of a cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, vacuole, nucleus, and mitochondria. The cell wall provides structure and protection, while the nucleus contains genetic material. Vacuoles store substances, mitochondria produce energy, and the cytoplasm holds the cell's organelles.
Methylene blue can act on only dead yeast cells because it is able to penetrate the cell membrane easier when the cell is dead, allowing it to enter and stain the cell. In live yeast cells, the cell membrane is intact and acts as a barrier, preventing methylene blue from entering and staining the cell.
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Yeast cell reproduce by budding or fission method. Both are asexual.
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Dehydrates the yeast cells be creating an osmotic imbalance so the yeast cell crenates and dies. therefore the yeast cell activity is reduced.
Yes, yeast is a single-cell organism that's classified as a fungus.