Question

I have a question

Answer 1

and what might that be?

Answer 2

What does the cell membran do? the cell wall? cytoplasm? cloroplast? DNA? er? golgi body? lysosome? mitochondria? nucleus? organelle? vavoule? what are they are what do they do?

Answer 3

That's a lot to explain, lol...
you can look up each of these and get a definition from your book (or the web)

Answer 4

well, i wouldnt really like if they were all in one spot, mabey you have a recommended site?

Answer 5

wikipedia will have all of this, and it will be accurate.
most colleges will have microbiology pages with this stuff as well.

Answer 6

alright, thankyou very much, do you mind if i ask other questions also?

Answer 7

go for it

Answer 8

how do i remember domains?

Answer 9

I mean , the differences between archea, bacteria, and Eukarya

Answer 10

the only real way is to know that Eukarya all of eukaryotic cells, meaning they have a nucleus. Really, you're just going to have to memorize the differences :(

Answer 11

You can also try recapturing the history of life. Thus, you will get to know the main difference between eukarya and procaryotes. For example: because of their greater complexity, eukaryotes need membrane compartiments. Mitchondria are ancient procaryotes, devoured by eukarya and so on. Archaea are the "first attempt" of life to produce a higher evolved organism, so they have got some nice features. You get the idea?

Answer 12

uhm..