Normally, when a cell dies, the outside morphology changes, in other words, the cell looks different. For example, if you are growing cells that attach to a plate, when they die they are not able to attach to the bottom of the plate anymore, and they will appear floating in the medium. I am not sure of what kind of cells you are studying; if you told us it would help as to suggest ways of distinguish between live/dead cells.
Yes the mitochondria is essential for both plant cells and animals cuz it’s the powerhouse of the cell
It is moving in a lateral direction.
The answer is <span>D.A mouse lies still when it sees a cat, which helps it evade detection by a predator.
Behavioral adaptations are thing organisms do to increase their chance to survive and reproduce. This is, actually, how organisms react in response to a threat. For example, animals could move from place to place, or imitate something they are not (mimicry). The example of mouse's behavioral adaptation is when mouse sees a cat, it lies still in order to evade it. Mouse changes its behavior to survive.</span>
The nucleus houses the genetic info of a cell. :)
