Cell organelles can be isolated independently by which of the following methods?
- AChromatography
- B$X$-ray diffraction
- CDifferential centrifugation
- DAutoradiography
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Column-$I$ represents the organelle and Column-$II$ represents its structure. Select the correct option:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $(A)$ Mitochondria $(i)$ Single membrane-bound structure $(B)$ Lysosome $(ii)$ Non-membrane-bound structure $(C)$ Nucleolus $(iii)$ Double membrane-bound structure
| Column-$I$ | Column-$II$ |
| $(A)$ Mitochondria | $(i)$ Single membrane-bound structure |
| $(B)$ Lysosome | $(ii)$ Non-membrane-bound structure |
| $(C)$ Nucleolus | $(iii)$ Double membrane-bound structure |
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Column-$I$ Column-$II$ $A$. Golgi apparatus $I$. Storage $B$. Mitochondria $II$. Photosynthesis $C$. Vacuoles $III$. Transport $D$. Grana $IV$. Secretion $V$. Respiration
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| $A$. Golgi apparatus | $I$. Storage |
| $B$. Mitochondria | $II$. Photosynthesis |
| $C$. Vacuoles | $III$. Transport |
| $D$. Grana | $IV$. Secretion |
| $V$. Respiration |
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