In which cell would you find the most smooth ER?
a. pancreatic ce...

Question

In which cell would you find the most smooth ER?
a. pancreatic cell that secretes digestive enzymes
b. ovarian cell that produces estrogen (a steroid hormone)
c. muscle cell in the thigh of a long-distance runner
d. white blood cell that engulfs bacteria

Accepted Answer

Hey everyone. Let's take a look at this question together which of the following is the most appropriate cell to study the smooth endo plasmid particular. So let's recall what we know about the smooth endo plasma critical. Um And what is responsible for. So that we can determine which of the following is the most appropriate cell to study. So we know that the smooth endo plasma critic Yalom is involved in the detoxification and synthesis of lipids, synthesis of lipids. And so looking at our answer choices, we have to figure out which one is involved with some sort of lipid. And so in answer choice B. We can see that we're talking about the testes which we know from previous content they produce testosterone. And we also know that testosterone is a lipid hormone making the interstitial cell of the testes the best cell to study the smooth end of plasma critical. Um Because of that lipid hormone and that the smooth end of plasma particular is involved in the detoxification and synthesis of lipids. So answer choice B. Is the best answer here. And we can further confirm that answer choice B. Is our best option because A. Is abundant with chloroplasts. An answer choice C. Does not have a smooth end of plasma articular. Um And then answer choice D. Has a lot of hemoglobin. And so the only answer choice here that would be the most appropriate cell to study is answer choice B. I hope you found this video to be helpful. Thank you and goodbye

In which cell would you find the most smooth ER? a. pancreatic cell that secretes digestive enzymes b. ovarian cell that produces estrogen (a steroid hormone) c. muscle cell in the thigh of a long-distance runner d. white blood cell that engulfs bacteria

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