Biology, 07.01.2020 23:31 hardwick744
For each of the following hypothetical situations, explain what would possibly be going on in the cell to lead to the situation. be sure to include information on the organelle(s) involved and provide support your statements.
-the number of proteins produced dramatically decreases
-the cell membrane can no longer be repaired
-the vacuole in a plant cell shrinks to 30% of its original size
-vesicles are no longer produced in the cell
-proteins are not chemically labeled
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