Citoplasma

The video explains that most chemical reactions, such as glycolysis, occur in the cytoplasm. The cytoplasm is primarily composed of a water-based gel called cytosol, which contains dissolved chemicals, fat or carbohydrate particles, and cell organelles, each enclosed in its own membrane.

What is the primary location for most chemical reactions in a cell?

• Cell Membrane

• Mitochondria

• Cytoplasm

• Nucleus

What is the main component of the cytoplasm?

• DNA

• Cytosol

• Chlorophyll

• Protein

Which of the following is dissolved in the cytosol?

• Nucleic acids

• Various chemicals

• Carbohydrates

• Proteins

What particles are found in the cytoplasm along with cell organelles?

• Nucleic acid particles

• Mineral particles

• Fat or carbohydrate particles

• Protein particles

How are cell organelles within the cytoplasm enclosed?

• In a carbohydrate coat

• In their own membrane

• In a lipid bilayer

• In a protein shell