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Hyloplasm is a term used in cell Biology to describe the matrix or ground substance where various substances within a plant cell are suspended. It is the nonliving component of the cytoplasm where organelles, such as the nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts are embedded. This matrix provides support and structure to the cell.
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What are the two types of cytoplasm?
The two types of cytoplasm are the hyaloplasm and the granular cytoplasm. Hyaloplasm refers to the clear, gel-like substance in the cell that contains water, salts, and organic molecules. Granular cytoplasm contains organelles such as the nucleus, mitochondria, and ribosomes.
3 parts of interphase?
The 3 parts are :G1 Phase (growth 1st phase ):cell organelles increase their size.Biomolecule/hyloplasm/cytosole increase their concentration and phosphate group ,nitrogenous bases n sugar also increase their concentration.Size of nucleus increase.Chromosomes change into chromatin material.S-Phase (synthesis phase):dna replication ,transcription and translation take placeDNA -> DNA (replication)DNA ->RNA (transcription)RNA-> Protein (translation)if nuleotide is doubled then no. of gene also doubled and DNA also doubled but chromosomes just as it is because dna present on chromosome .G2 Phase(growth 2nd phse):No. of cell organelles increase.Centriole divide into 2 portions.ATP production increase because no. of mitochondria increase so ATP increase.
