List the most common kinds of inclusions. How are they similar to eukaryotic organelles such as mitochondria and chloroplasts? How do they differ?

5) A boy with a congenital skin disease has rings of creases on his arms and legs as well as unusual facial features, intellectual disability, slow growth, and a cleft palate. His condition, termed a "tubulinopathy" is caused by a mutation in the gene TUBB. Based on what we learned about cell structure and organelle function, what part of the cell would you predict is affected by this condition?

Lysosomes are similar to what in plant cells? nucleus, chloroplasts, cell wall, Golgi apparatus, or vacuoles?

Does the DNA content of the cell change from the beginning of interphase to the end of interphase? Does the number of chromosomes change? Explain.