Explanation:
During endocytosis large cells, particles, and cell fragments moved across the plasma membrane through a process of invagination; part of the external cell membrane folds into itself and creates a small pocket that surrounds the target molecule, this breaks off from the membrane to form an intracellular vesicle.
Specific endocytosis processes, such as phagocytosis, pinocytosis, and endocytosis are regulated by receptors-they take in cells, fluids, and specific compounds respectively. During phagocytosis, cells absorb large particles in cell compartments called phagosomes, after which specifically enzyme-containing lysosomes break them down.
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Cellular respiration occurs in the mitochondria, the double membrane organelle. It occurs when the cells need energy, storage molecules like glycogen are rapidly broken down from being a polysaccharide to its monomer units which undergo reactions once transported to the cells requiring energy and broken down to release its energy.
Yes, there is a situation where living cells are not respiring. For example in the microbial cell that lives in anaerobic environments in specific environments will use fermentation instead of respiration to produce ATP. The example of this is the yeast cells in beer mash.
Answer:
Direct
Explanation:
There are two types of ossification, direct (intramembranous) or indirect (endochondral). The first originates the skull and face bones; the second occurs in most bones.
Answer:
Habitat
Explanation:
A habitat is an environment in which an organism lives and utilizes the biotic and abiotic factors for its survival. It is within the habitat that the organism will find shelter, food, mates for reproduction, and security.
