Pleomorphism of Lysosomes

  Pleomorphism of Lysosomes Lysosomes show pleomorphism, which means they occur in many different forms according to their functional state. They are not always identical in shape, size, or contents. Their appearance changes depending on whether they are newly formed, involved in digestion, or storing undigested waste materials.  Lysosomes are membrane-bound organelles containing hydrolytic enzymes. These enzymes digest proteins, lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and other cellular materials. Since lysosomes perform different digestive functions inside the cell, they appear in different structural forms. This property is called pleomorphism.  The main pleomorphic forms of lysosomes are primary lysosomes, secondary lysosomes, autophagic vacuoles, and residual bodies. Primary lysosomes are newly formed lysosomes produced by the Golgi apparatus. They contain inactive hydrolytic enzymes and have not yet taken part in digestion. They are small, spherical vesicles surround...

Osmotic potential

 

Osmotic potential

       Osmotic pressure of a solution may also be defined as the excess hydrostatic pressure which must be applied to it order to make it water potential equal to that of pure water. Since in a literal sense, no actual pressure is developed, unless the solution is placed in an osmometer, it is preferable to use the term osmotic potential instead of osmotic pressure. Osmotic potential being equal in magnitude but opposite in sign to osmotic pressure (π). Thus π = ᴪs (osmotic potential).

       Since the osmotic potential of dilute solution of sucrose is directly proportional to the concentration of solute and the absolute temperature. On the basis of Vant Hoff’s equation, op can therefore be written as-

       s (o.p.) = -n/v RT

       where n is the  number of mol of solute in solution of volume V, R is the gas constant and T is the absolute temperature.

       o.p depends on the total number of solute particles in solution rather than on their kinds or their charges. So, the op of an electrolytes is lower than the non electrolyte.

       o.p in plant cells also vary widely from species to species. a daily rise and fall of o.p is common occurrence during the growing season of a plant. This is due to water content in leaves.

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