The body itself. be it immune cells, muscle cells, or blood cells. or nerve cells.
Answer:
Option 3. Genetic material
Explanation:
1. An infinitely dense atom of matter explodes, releasing all matter in the known universe.
2. This matter clumps together forming rocks and dust; that which doesnt compact remains as gas.
3. The rocks and dust are pulled in to each other by their own gravity. These clumps get bigger and bigger, and form planets.
4. Gas and dust clouds, better known as nebulae, (sing. nebula) begin to react, clump together and generate heat. Stars are formed out of these nebulae (unsure of the process).
5. The stars, with their powerful gravitational pulls, drag in planets to form solar systems. This happens on a larger scale as well, as groups of millions of stars are formed into galaxies, huge swirling discs containing millions of stars each.
That's where we are today.
It helps in solidifying the DNA which makes it visible.
Nucleus – known as the brain of the
cell
Cell membrane – gives protection to
the cell and helps holding together the organelles
Cytoplasm – jelly-like substance that
holds together the organelles.
Endoplasmic Reticulum – consists of
smooth endoplasmic reticulum which lacks ribosomes, and rough endoplasmic reticulum
which has ribosomes.
Ribosomes – consists of RNA and
protein enzyme and helps in protein synthesis
Mitochondria – known as the powerhouse
of the cell and helps transport energy all throughout the cell
Golgi Apparatus – gather proteins and
lipids in the cell and distribute it.
Centrioles – releases spindle like
formations that is attached to the cell in one of the cell division stages
Lysosomes – helps breakdown larger
molecules to smaller molecules
<span>Vacuole – food and water is stored
here. It also store waste material
before it is transported outside of the cell.</span>
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