🎯 What you'll practice: Organelle structure/function, lysosomal storage diseases, membrane structure, and osmosis.
1-B 2-B 3-B 4-B | 5 = 70 6 = plasmolysis 7 = phospholipid bilayer, integral/peripheral proteins, glycoproteins 8 = mitochondria; significant because it suggests an endosymbiotic origin and allows mitochondria to replicate somewhat independently of the nucleus 9 = glucocerebrosidase | 10 = In distilled (hypotonic) water, both cells' phospholipid bilayers let water rush in by osmosis; a red blood cell has only the fluid, elastic plasma membrane so it swells until it bursts (lysis), while a plant cell has a rigid cellulose cell wall outside the membrane that resists the incoming pressure, so the cell just becomes turgid instead of bursting.