The answer to this question is "fluid mosaic model". We are being asked the question above and the complete sentence is below:
The contemporary description of the membrane structure of a cell is commonly known as the FLUID MOSAIC MODEL.
Cell is the structural and functional unit of life. It has various components that are important for its survival such as plasma membrane, mitochondria, endoplasmic membrane, nucleus, golgi body, etc.
Answer: At a minimum, for a cell to be alive, it must contain the following organelles:
1. Plasma membrane: It is the covering of the cell that is selectively permeable.
2. Nucleus: It contains genetic material which is important for DNA replication.
3. Mitochondria: It is the power house of the cell that synthesizes ATP.
It is not just the muscle cells that respire. All cells in the body need oxygen for respiration and all cells need to get rid of the carbon dioxide that they produce. In the lungs oxygen is taken from air into the blood and the blood transports the oxygen to the cells in all tissues of the body.As the muscles use the oxygen up,carbon dioxide is produced and absorbed into the blood. And this de-oxygenated blood is pumped back to the heart then on to the lungs. The lungs get rid of this carbon dioxide, and breathe in more oxygen.
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