Biology Forum Molecular Biology DNA-cell question

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    • #3396
      Luci
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      Hi,

      I’m new into the study of Biology. Although confussed, I am motivated to learn.

      Perhaps someone could help me to answer this question:

      " Your friend asks you to view a microscope slide which has a cell that has a cell wall and an area of what appears to be DNA coiled in one region, but it is not bound by a distict nuclear membrane. he asks you what type of cell you think this is.
      What would you tell him?
      Why?"

      Thank you very your help!

      Luci

    • #38889
      Dr.Stein
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      A bacterial cell 🙂

    • #38929
      sachin
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      Other Than Bacteria. May be somatic Cell from female that has One x factor condensed (BAR BODY)

    • #38939
      sdekivit
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      quote sachin@biog:

      Other Than Bacteria. May be somatic Cell from female that has One x factor condensed (BAR BODY)

      with a cell wall ? 😉

    • #38947
      MrMistery
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      the answer is deffinetly bacteria. But could a fungi spore also fit in?

    • #38963
      AstusAleator
      Participant

      no. No cell walls in fungi.

    • #38965
      AstusAleator
      Participant

      I take that back. they have cell walls, just different composition.

    • #38971
      Luci
      Participant
      quote Dr.Stein:

      A bacterial cell 🙂

      Why? Could you please explain a little. Thank you!

    • #39033
      Dr.Stein
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      " Your friend asks you to view a microscope slide which has a cell that has a cell wall and an area of what appears to be DNA coiled in one region, but it is not bound by a distinct nuclear membrane. he asks you what type of cell you think this is.
      What would you tell him?
      Why?"

      It refers to bacterial cell 🙂

    • #39043
      sdekivit
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      quote Dr.Stein:

      " Your friend asks you to view a microscope slide which has a cell that has a cell wall and an area of what appears to be DNA coiled in one region, but it is not bound by a distinct nuclear membrane. he asks you what type of cell you think this is.
      What would you tell him?
      Why?"

      It refers to bacterial cell 🙂

      Thus actually it says:

      the cell has a cell wall and has no nucleus

    • #39045
      Dr.Stein
      Participant

      Prokaryotic cell, that’s it 😉

    • #39089
      MrMistery
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      I realised that it had to be prokaryote cell last night when i was in bed. To lazy to wake up and turn the computer on.

      Fungi have cell walls, but are not made of cellulose, they are made oh kitine. Bacterial cell walls are made of murein

    • #39319
      victor
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      murein and N-acetylglucosamine..:wink:

    • #39335
      MrMistery
      Participant

      Smarty guy hah?
      Murein is a complex mix of a polisacharide and short peptidic molecules. The polisacharide is mande of 2 monosacharides: N-acetylglucosamine and N-acetyl muramic

      So? 😉

    • #39448
      MADHUKAR
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      hi, that might be prokarotic cell.your staining material denature the DNA that’s why it is collected.

    • #39575
      Dr.Stein
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      Andrew: Cell wall material is not a problem in this case 😛

    • #39641
      MrMistery
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      victor corrected me when i said murein and i want to let him know i wasn’t wrong in saying so. And to show off a little 😆

    • #39696
      victor
      Participant

      haha….showing off is good sometimes..:lol:

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