Belongs to the somatic elements of the head

Is a viscera situated in the segment that connects the head to the trunk

Belongs to the neck viscera

Is a double-function organ

Is situated at the level of the cephalic extremity

Comprises the abdominal viscera

Is separated from the pelvic cavity by the perineal diaphragm

Belongs to the trunk

Is continuous with the abdominal cavity

Is separated from the abdominal cavity by a muscle called the diaphragm

Its floor is represented by the perineal diaphragm

Is superior to the thoracic cavity

Lies inside the trunk

Contains the internal organs

Is superior to the pelvic cavity

It can exist only as an isolated structure

It can exist as an isolated structure or in clusters

Initially, it has a globular shape

Is the basic morphofunctional unit of all living organisms

Its shape is independent from its function

Nucleus

Mitochondria

Cytoplasm

Plasmalemma

Ergastoplasm

Encloses the cell

Gives the shape and internal structure of the cell

Gives shape to the cell

Is made up entirely of phospholipids

Separates the internal cell structures from the extracellular environment

In lipid structures, it has an uneven protein distribution

Its extracellular surface carries carbohydrates with a high positive charge

Forms the fluid mosaic model

Consists, mainly, of phospholipids and proteins

Through its hydrophilic core, it regulates the transmembrane passage of ions

Has a complex structure

Is a colloidal system with a simple structure

Is the cell component within which most cellular activities occur

Has a uniform structure

Envelops the cell

Represent the structured part of the cytoplasm

Represent the unstructured part of the cytoplasm

Are represented by the plasmalemma, the cytoplasm, and the nucleus

Can be found only in certain cells

Are of two types: common to all cells and specific

Proteins

Fatty acids

Amino acids

Glycogen

Lipids

Is composed of dictyosomes

Plays a role in producing cell energy

Plays a role in membrane-synthesis

Is formed of flat cisternae

Plays a role in cellular secretion processes

Protein synthesis

Digesting substances and particles that enter the cell

Release of cellular energy

Cellular division

Excretion of certain cellular substances

Are the site of oxidative phosphorylation

Are spherical bodies

Are spread throughout the entire hyaloplasm

Play an important role in the phagocytic cells

Are absent from the neuron

Are located in the cell membrane

Are contractile elements

Are specific organelles

Are involved in energy production

Are non-contractile elements

Is enclosed by a triple membrane

Does not contain RNA

Consists of karyoplasm and cell membrane

Consists of cytoplasm and nuclear membrane

None of the above