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Cell Fractionation
Cell Fractionation
CELL FRACTIONATION
Cell Fractionation
• The centrifugation with low-speed results in the separation of ______________ from the
homogenate.
• The centrifugation with medium speed results in the separation of ______________ and
________________ from the previous supernatant.
• The centrifugation with high-speed results in the separation of ______________ from the
previous supernatant.
• Homogenate
• Centrifugation
• Homogenization
• Different centrifugation
chloroplasts
Biology Sem 2 Bio Module STPM Ch2: Cell Fractionation
Objective Questions
STPM 2009
1. What is the advantage of using transmission electron microscope to study the cell
organelles?
a) It has high resolution
b) It requires a relatively simple preparation of the specimen
c) It does not require a special technical skill to operate
d) It can be used to examine three-dimension structures of the organelles
STPM 2007
2. Which is not true of a mitochondrion?
a) It is the site of Krebs cycle.
b) It contains DNA
c) It possesses two layers of membranes
d) The folded inner membrane is called thylakoid
STPM 2006
3. Which of the following organelles and their functions do not match?
Organelle Function
A Centriole Formation of spindle
B Golgi body Synthesis of lipid
C Microfilament Muscular contraction
D Microtubule Movement of cilia and flagella
STPM 2005
4. Which of the following is a function of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum?
a) Breaking down old and used organelles
b) Synthesising phospholipids and cholesterol
c) Transporting proteins produced by ribosomes
d) Attaching carbohydrates to proteins forming glycoproteins
5. Which of the following organelles is the origin is the origin of the membrane in the cell?
a) Vacuole
b) Nucleus
c) Lysosome
d) Smooth endoplasmic reticulum