diffusion
a network of long protein strands that helps to support the cell
the cytoskeleton
Microtubules and microfilaments...(eg:actin,filamin protin network!)
The envelopeThe envelope isn't even part of any cell. The Golgi Apparatus is the correct answer. The Golgi uses vesicles to transport waste, nutrients (anything that needs transporting out of the cell) to the cell membrane. Stuff that goes into the Golgi apparatus goes in the cis- side and comes out the trans- side in vesicles.
The network of tiny rods and filaments that form a framework for the cell is known as a cytoskeleton.
There are two membranes in a mitochondrian. One is on the outside and the other is folded in the middle which helps in production of ATP
a network of long protein strands that helps to support the cell
A protein helps form cell membranes and organelles and lso speeds up chemical reactions; an example of this type of compound is an enzyme.
The cytoskeleton maintains the cell shape with a network of protein filaments. The cytoskeleton also protects and helps with movement of cell.
the cytoskeleton
Protein helps muscle development.
it helps them when they are swimming.
They forms different structures in the body like muscles, bones and skin.They also occurs in our blood or cells.The enzymes which control different metabolic reactions are protein in nature.Fibrinogen is a blood clotting protein.Histone is the protein which forms the structure of chromosome.The membranes of cells and organelles are formed by proteins.
Microtubules and microfilaments...(eg:actin,filamin protin network!)
carbohydrate cells
No, protein helps give you energy. Vitamin D helps absorb calcium
protein helps the foetus to develop by the