Answer: (A) The isolated chloroplasts will make ATP
Explanation:
The Thylakoid will receive hydrogen from the acid which is pumped across the thylakoid membrane, and the electrochemical proton synthesis of ATP begins in the stroma. Once the chloroplast has been transferred to the dark, high-energy electrons are loaded together with (H+) onto NADP+, converting it to NADPH.
Answer:
D. Meristems
Explanation:
Like every other living thing, plants also undergo growth in size (length and width). This growth in length is a characteristics of the cellular division that occurs in a region called MERISTEMS. Meristems are those part of a plants that contain tissues whose cells are always young and actively involved in cell division.
The cells in the MERISTEMS called TOTIPOTENT, which are found at the top or apices of root, shoot etc are involved in continual division, hence, the regions they are found visibly undergoes changes in length as cells multiplies in that region.
Proteins help in the development of muscle, acts in the immune
system and also as enzymes. They are considered as a <span>class of nitrogenous
organic compounds that are comprise of large molecules which contains one or
more long chains of amino acids and are a vital portion of all active
organisms.</span>
Answer:
D. Control the blood flow into the capillary bed
Explanation:
The degree of filling of the capillary bed and level of arterial pressure within the vascular system is determined mainly by the degree of tonus (firmness) in the smooth muscle of the arterial wall. Arterioles have relatively narrow lumina, thick muscular wall and precapillary sphincter.
