You are required to design a carbon-based, eukaryotic, unicellular organism that contains membrane-bound organelles that match those on Earth. Describe specific structures and components that you would include in the cell wall, plasma membrane and internal cell membranes of your cell that would assist the cell's survival in the low temperatures and high pressure experienced on Kepler-28d.

Choose all true statements about the difference between translation at free ribosomes versus bound ribosomes. - Free ribosomes are made in cytoplasm, whereas bound ribosomes are made in the nucleus. - Free ribosomes produce proteins in the cytosol, whereas bound ribosomes produce proteins inside the nucleus. - Bound ribosomes produce proteins that are exported from the cell, whereas free ribosomes make proteins for the nucleus.

The pre-cell (before the appearance of life) formed during Chemical Evolution has an outer membrane that is a phospholipid bilayer. Given the properties of the water in the prebiotic ocean. One would expect that H2O and ions would:  A) move through the fatty acid layer of the phospholipid bilayer out of the pre-cell, B) be unable to move through the bilayer, C) move through the phosphate groups  in the pre cell phospholipid bilayer and move into cell,   D) dissolve the bilayer, E) transport proteins into the pre cell.

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What is the difference between parts B and C in malia's diagram? (a) Part B is responsible for giving the cell structure and support and part C allows nutrients and waste to enter and leave the cell (b)Part B is responsible for for letting nutrients and waste pass through the cell and part C holds all of the organelles in place (c) both parts B and C are responsible for producing food for the cell (d) there is no difference between B and C, their combined purposes to hold the cell together

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1) Antibiotic-resistance is one of the gravest dangers to the world’s medical system. As a result, Dr. Jhon Peῆa decides to apply for a research grant from the NIH to investigate novel targets for antibiotic treatment in his lab. Most bacteria have developed resistance to counter the effects of the current crop of antibiotics, which largely target the cell wall, plasma membrane, or ribosomes. Dr. Peῆa’s team has instead been investigating bacterial transcriptional sites and all of his students are asked to attend a group Zoom meeting to discuss ideas to put into the grant.       The lab technician, Jazmin, wonders if anyone thought of blocking the entrance way to the ribosome, the translator of mRNA? What does the rest of the lab think?   a Considering the grant is for transcriptional targets, this makes no sense. b This makes perfect sense since the bacterial ribosome has a different structure than the eukaryotic ribosome, which everyone learns in Intro Bio in their…