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This just doesn't make sense, please explain as well
The cells of seaweed which actively absorb
iodide ions from sea water would be expected
to have large numbers of:
A chloroplasts
B mitochondria
C ribosomes
D vacuoles.
The cells of seaweed which actively absorb
iodide ions from sea water would be expected
to have large numbers of:
A chloroplasts
B mitochondria
C ribosomes
D vacuoles.
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I think it is B.
it is 'actively absorbing' the iodide ions which means the process needs energy and mitochondria make ATP
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it is 'actively absorbing' the iodide ions which means the process needs energy and mitochondria make ATP
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Actively absorb = active transport = needs energy = mitochondria where respiration takes place to release ATP
The answer is mitochondria
The answer is mitochondria
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Agree with the members before. I think that the iodide ions are absorbed by seaweeds just to create energy, so ATP. And mitochondria are responsible for ATP.
Ribosomes are creating proteins by amino acids, vacuoles are using to save - or store - proteins and chloroplasts are absorbing the light to manage photosynthesis. That is why it must be mitochondria.
Ribosomes are creating proteins by amino acids, vacuoles are using to save - or store - proteins and chloroplasts are absorbing the light to manage photosynthesis. That is why it must be mitochondria.
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Agree with the members before. I think that the iodide ions are absorbed by seaweeds just to create energy, so ATP. And mitochondria are responsible for ATP.
Ribosomes are creating proteins by amino acids, vacuoles are using to save - or store - proteins and chloroplasts are absorbing the light to manage photosynthesis. That is why it must be mitochondria.
Agree with the members before. I think that the iodide ions are absorbed by seaweeds just to create energy, so ATP. And mitochondria are responsible for ATP.
Ribosomes are creating proteins by amino acids, vacuoles are using to save - or store - proteins and chloroplasts are absorbing the light to manage photosynthesis. That is why it must be mitochondria.
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I think it is B.
it is 'actively absorbing' the iodide ions which means the process needs energy and mitochondria make ATP
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I think it is B.
it is 'actively absorbing' the iodide ions which means the process needs energy and mitochondria make ATP
Posted from TSR Mobile
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Actively absorb = active transport = needs energy = mitochondria where respiration takes place to release ATP
The answer is mitochondria
Actively absorb = active transport = needs energy = mitochondria where respiration takes place to release ATP
The answer is mitochondria
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By the way you have forgotten to give NineTailedFox a reputation (I gave it to him instead). I just told it to you. If you give reputations to every single one who gave a helpful answer to you, no one should be forgotten by you...
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Always at your service!
By the way you have forgotten to give NineTailedFox a reputation (I gave it to him instead). I just told it to you. If you give reputations to every single one who gave a helpful answer to you, no one should be forgotten by you...
Always at your service!
By the way you have forgotten to give NineTailedFox a reputation (I gave it to him instead). I just told it to you. If you give reputations to every single one who gave a helpful answer to you, no one should be forgotten by you...
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