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cytoskeleton
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What dimensions defines shape?
4321
Which of these defines shape?
2
What on the blueprint defines the shape of the object from many different directions?
The physical properties on the blueprint defines the shape of the object from the different directions.
What defines cell shape in a animal cell?
nothing...the membrane flies all around...all around your body....scientist have just found out that at the age of 25 you will die because of it....jkjjkjkjkjk
Does a three-dimensional define shape?
It normally defines the shape of an object
What defines an organelle and what they do for a cell?
Organelles are the structures within the cell. They help the cell function.
What is the shape of a plant cell under microscope?
Under a microscope, a plant cell typically appears rectangular or box-like in shape due to its rigid cell wall. This structure provides support and defines the cell's shape, distinguishing it from animal cells, which are generally more irregular. Additionally, plant cells often contain larger vacuoles and chloroplasts, contributing to their distinct appearance. Overall, the geometric shape reflects the plant's need for structural integrity and space for storage and photosynthesis.
What defines the shape of a cell?
Remember anatomy refers to structure.A typical human cell is composed of the following basic parts:Cell membrane, Cytoplasm, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Golgi Apparatus, Mitochrondria, Ribosomes, Nucleus.
What boundary structure physically defines a cell?
Plasma membrane A cell membrane, cellular envelope, or cell wall, depending on the type of cell.
Defines the outer edge of a shape or object?
Perimeter
What kinda of cell have cell walls?
ALL cells.That is what defines a 'cell' - that it has walls - whether a detention cell or a living cell.
What is the Cell membrane used for?
Well, among other things, it defines the Cell's shape - like the walls of your house. It also acts as a semi-permeable barrier, allowing certain nutrients to enter the Cell while preventing harmful particles from entering or 'gaining access'.
