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stellarik [79]
3 years ago
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URGENTEE!!! POR FAVOR!!! Quais sao as principais funções citoplasmáticas? Qiferencie conceitualmente as duas principais estrutur

as citada no item anterior?
Biology
1 answer:
DerKrebs [107]3 years ago
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Answer:

A função do citoplasma é fornecer sustentação esquelética para a célula através da estrutura composta por filamentos e túbulos proteicos. Além disso, todo o conjunto de estruturas mergulhadas no citosol apresenta bastante dinamismo, fato que possibilita à célula realizar alguns movimentos.

No citoplasma, ainda há membranas que atuam como verdadeiras usinas intracelulares, que fornecem energia indispensável à manutenção da vida.

Outro fato que você deveria saber sobre o citoplasma é que ele preenche todo o interior das células eucariontes, sendo delimitado pela membrana plasmática. Já nas células procariontes, o citoplasma fica entre a membrana plasmática e o núcleo da célula.

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