A combination of amino acids and water comprise the inside of one type of these structures and is known as cell sap, while in yeast cells, these organelles contain black particles called dancing bodies that store phosphate.
A combination of amino acids and water comprise the inside of one type of these structures and is known as cell sap, while in yeast cells, these organelles contain black particles called dancing bodies that store phosphate. In plants, the membrane of this organelle is embedded with proteins called (*) aquaporins, which regulate the flow of water; that membrane is the tonoplast. This organelle expels excess water with its contractile variant, and it can also prevent a cell from lysing by maintaining its turgidity. For 10 points, name this large organelle that serve as the primary source for a cell's food and water.
A combination of amino acids and water comprise the inside of one type of these structures and is known as cell sap, while in yeast cells, these organelles contain black particles called dancing bodies that store phosphate.
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