What would happen to a cell if the golgi complex was damaged and if it was destroyed?
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golgi complex is responsible for packaging cell products(proteins, hormones, etc) and deliver it to the cell surface and excreted via exocytosis. a cell with damaged golgi complex will not be able to perform the above.
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The lysosomes in the cell are the cleaners of the cell. Think of lysol when you think of lysosomes. Their functions include digesting bacteria, viruses, and toxins, breaking down worn out or nonfunctional organelles. Perioxisomes are the only sites in the cell where digestion can take place safely. They also breakdown down free radicals which have entered the cell which can be hazardous to the cell.\nLysosomes and perioxsomes exist in the cytoplasm of the cell. As far as ingesting injured cells.. I'm not sure.
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Because the lysosomes contain many hydrlytic enzymes being the  deradatives centre they are. In degredative I refer to their use as recyclers as well. For instance, once a molecule that has bound to a receptor on the cell surface has been taken in by endocytosis, the endosome will go and fuse with the lysosome where the molecule is broken into its components and the receptor is returned back to the surface. A typical example for this a phagocyte that carries out endocytosis on a bacterium and then digests it. So you see the danger of having your lysosomal content leaking out into the cytosol. This is also actually sometimes made use of in programmed cell death or apoptosis (but that is very organised).
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The cell will shrink when osmotic pressure is less out side of the membrane then in. It loses water to the outside trying to balance, therefore shrinking.
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CYTOPLASM... i wish i could live in some cytoplasm, that would be so much fun!
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1. The cells (and their organelles like mitochondria) swell (because the ability of the plasma membrane to control the passage of ions and water is disrupted).\n\n2. The cell contents leak out, leading to inflammation of surrounding tissues.
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The cell wouldn't function because important chemicals would leak out and destructive chemicals would come in.
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I believe the answer is B\n\nMicrobodies are associated with lysosomes or other organelles inside the cell.
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The cytoplasm containing the other cell parts.
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Cytokinesis is part of mitosis where the cell membrane divides
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If you have corrupted food it will corrupt your cells
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golgi_complex\n\nThe primary function of the Golgi apparatus is to process and package macromolecules synethesised by the cell, primarily proteins and lipids. The Golgi apparatus forms a part of the endomembrane system present in eukaryotic cells.
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That is too vague a question. There will be different answers if you mean what will happen if a cell is placed in a liquid SOLUTION which has more of a specific substance than the cell. It will also be different if the solution you are talking about is simple air or only one gas.\nGenerally, however, the cell will attempt to balance the pressure within its membrane and outside its membrane in order to stop itself from exapnding so much it rips it self apart (There are only a certain number of lipids in the lipid bilayer of cells, and if the surface area of the cell increases too much, they will not be able to keept in contact with each other and therefore keep the membrane intact) or becomming squished because it cannot counter the outside pressure and is therefore forced to fold in upon itself.
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(m)\n\nEnergy in the form of electromagnetic waves or particles capable of damaging cells by removing electrons from atoms or molecules. This damage can lead to cancer or other defects.
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A phagocyte will engulf the bacteria, in the phagocyte, like a macrophage, there is a cell organell called a lysosome. In the lysosome are powerful hydrolytic enzymes. In the phagocyte the lysosomes fuse with the bacterial vesicle and the enzymes destroy the bacteria. This by the way does not work for the bacteria that causes TB.\na cell can produce a protein and exocytose the protein in a pinched off part of the plasma membrane called a vesicle.The final packaging of the protein is done by the golgi apparatus in the cell.\nActive transport is transport that uses energy. the energy source used is ATP produced by the mitochondria in the cell. A prime example of active transport is the sodium/potassium pump each living cell employs.
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mitochondria, golgi apparatus, endoplasmic reticulum (smooth or rough)
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That would depend on the protein...Some proteins are needed in the nucleus (such as transcription factors), so they will go through their respective transporters into the nucleus. Other proteins need to get embedded in the cell membrane (such as receptors). Some proteins are enzymes and find other molecules to bind with and change...\n\nAlso, I forgot, most proteins go through post-translational modification (splicing, methylation, etc) before they are actually functional.