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Where does a cell store waste that it needs to store?
The lysosome, it also destroys the waste
What waste material cell leave the cell through the cell membrane?
Dead molecules
How does a virus attach to a cell and transfer its genetic material into the cell?
It has to have a host cell that way the virus can multiply in the cell and destroy it. After it destroys that cell it can go to another one and destroy it.
Which part of a cell stores food and waste material?
The vacuoles.
What is the removal of cell waste called?
Excretory system
Where does a cell store waste that it needs to store?
The lysosome, it also destroys the waste
Analogies for the lysosome?
A lysosome is like an incinerator because it destroys waste in a cell.
What waste material cell leave the cell through the cell membrane?
Dead molecules
How does a virus attach to a cell and transfer its genetic material into the cell?
It has to have a host cell that way the virus can multiply in the cell and destroy it. After it destroys that cell it can go to another one and destroy it.
How do you make the a model of plant cell with the help of waste material?
how to make plant cell mole
Which part of a cell stores food and waste material?
The vacuoles.
Is excretion best described as the removal of undigested material from the digestive tract?
no, metabolic waste from a cell is the answer
What is the removal of cell waste called?
Excretory system
How does the cell wall help the cell?
Prevents foreign material from entering the cell; and allows nutrients and oxygen to enter while letting metabolites (waste or functional chemicals) out.
Why is surface area an important characteristic of a cell?
a low surface to volume ratio doesn't waste membrane material
How does materials get passed out of the cell?
Excretion is the means by which waste material is removed from cells through the porous outer membrane.
What causes pompe disease?
they are caused by the storage, or accumulation, of waste material and other substances inside a cell's lysosome.
