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Match the organelle to its function. E. Nucleus A. photosynthesis Rough endoplasmic reticulum Smooth endoplasmic reticulum D. B. aerobic metabolism C. Processing and lengthening of oligosaccharides on proteins destined for secretion H. C.Golgi Complex D. Synthesis of secreted proteins and addition of "core" oligosaccharides I. Lysosome G. - Endosome E. Hydrolysis of macromolecules using low pH and hydrolytic B. -Mitochondria enzymes F. Compartmentalization of the chromosomes in a Eukaryotic cell; therefore the site of most RNA transcription as well as ribosome assembly A.Chloroplast E. Peroxisome G. Internalization of material from outside of cell e.g. for nutrition or pathogen removal H.Sequestering and storing calcium ions (Ca2) so that its cytoplasmic concentration remains very low; also some lipid production I. Sequestering reactions that have products that may be damaging to the cell and destruction of those damaging compounds

Match the organelle to its function. E. Nucleus A. photosynthesis Rough endoplasmic reticulum Smooth endoplasmic reticulum D. B. aerobic metabolism C. Processing and lengthening of oligosaccharides on proteins destined for secretion H. C.Golgi Complex D. Synthesis of secreted proteins and addition of "core" oligosaccharides I. Lysosome G. - Endosome E. Hydrolysis of macromolecules using low pH and hydrolytic B. -Mitochondria enzymes F. Compartmentalization of the chromosomes in a Eukaryotic cell; therefore the site of most RNA transcription as well as ribosome assembly A.Chloroplast E. Peroxisome G. Internalization of material from outside of cell e.g. for nutrition or pathogen removal H.Sequestering and storing calcium ions (Ca2) so that its cytoplasmic concentration remains very low; also some lipid production I. Sequestering reactions that have products that may be damaging to the cell and destruction of those damaging compounds

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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Match the organelle to its function. E. Nucleus A. photosynthesis D. Rough endoplasmic reticulum B. aerobic metabolism H. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum C. Processing and lengthening of oligosaccharides on proteins destined for secretion C. Golgi Complex D. Synthesis of secreted proteins and addition of "core" oligosaccharides I. Lysosome G. Endosome E. Hydrolysis of macromolecules using low pH and hydrolytic В. Mitochondria enzymes F. Compartmentalization of the chromosomes in a Eukaryotic cell; therefore the site of most RNA transcription as well as ribosome assembly A. Chloroplast E. Peroxisome G. Internalization of material from outside of cell e.g. for nutrition or pathogen removal 1. Sequestering and storing calcium ions (Ca2+) so that its cytoplasmic concentration remains very low; also some lipid production H.c I. Sequestering reactions that have products that may be damaging to the cell and destruction of those damaging compounds
Transcribed Image Text:Match the organelle to its function. E. Nucleus A. photosynthesis D. Rough endoplasmic reticulum B. aerobic metabolism H. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum C. Processing and lengthening of oligosaccharides on proteins destined for secretion C. Golgi Complex D. Synthesis of secreted proteins and addition of "core" oligosaccharides I. Lysosome G. Endosome E. Hydrolysis of macromolecules using low pH and hydrolytic В. Mitochondria enzymes F. Compartmentalization of the chromosomes in a Eukaryotic cell; therefore the site of most RNA transcription as well as ribosome assembly A. Chloroplast E. Peroxisome G. Internalization of material from outside of cell e.g. for nutrition or pathogen removal 1. Sequestering and storing calcium ions (Ca2+) so that its cytoplasmic concentration remains very low; also some lipid production H.c I. Sequestering reactions that have products that may be damaging to the cell and destruction of those damaging compounds
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