The structure of a given cellular component has a lot to do with its function, these relationships are called structure-function relationships.
Examples:
Cell membranes: This structure is responsable for the cell's physical integrity, it also <em>regulates it's interaction with outer molecules and other cells. </em>
Cytoplasm: Consists of a watery matrix that supports the interior cell contents. Most chemical reactions occur here with the help of enzymes.<em> The watery nature of this structure make reactions more viable.</em>
Ribosomes: Responsible for the manufacture of all proteins the organism needs through a process called transcription where mRNA is made by DNA then taking individual amino acids linking them together to create chains, forming proteins.<em> Their two subunits suggest the ability to construct proteins</em>
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I'm thinking true heres why lets say you have a bird and the bird eats worms.. and all the worms in the world are gone the bird will die and what ever animal ate that bird will die and what ever animal ate that bird will die and so on
Options a, d, c, and e all contains amino acids units. They are therefore made up of protein structure. cholesterol contains alcohol and steroids. it belongs to the steroid lipid family unlike other options that belong to protein family.
