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Reset Help Arabidopsis ribosome fungi algae bacteria Schizophyllum To study membrane-bounded organelles,you should use a eukaryotic organism, because plant such as Arabidopsis do not have vacuoles. This may do well in algae because it has algaesecretion processes that could be helpful in isolating the oil. Or you could try Schizophyllumwhich, because it is a fungi, is more closely related to your algae than either E. coli or yeast. membrane-bounded organelles E. coli yeast plant eukaryotic vacuoles Submit Previous Answers Request Answer X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining You filled in 7 of 10 blanks incorrectly.

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Prokaryotes such as bacteria do not have membrane-bound organelles such as ribosomes. They have a primitive structure. Algae have a natural process for the secretion of oil. Since algae come under the category of plants, they are more closely related to other plants than bacteria or fungi.

To study membrane-bound organelles, you should use a eukaryotic organism because bacteria such as E.Coli do not have ribosomes. This may do well in algae because it has vacuole secretion process that could be helpful in excreting the oil. Or you could try Arabidopsis, which, because it is a plant, is more closely related to your algae than either E. Coli or Schizophyllum.

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