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tekilochka [14]
2 years ago
14

Compare the differences and similarity between an animal and plant cell.

Biology
1 answer:
IrinaVladis [17]2 years ago
4 0
Hi! hold on
let me tell u first about differences.
plant cell:-
1. Cell wall is present.
2. centrosome is absent.
3. plastids are present.
4.vacuoles are present.
animal cell:-
1. Cell wall is absent.
2.centrosome is present.
3. plastids are absent.
4. vacuoles are absent but present in unicellular animals.

now let us discuss about similarities.
plant cell:-
1. Nucleus, plasma membrane and cytoplasm are there.
2. All the cell organelles are present except centrosome.
Animal cell:-
1. Nucleus, plasma membrane and cytoplasm are there.
2. All the organelles are present except plastids and vacuoles.

hope it helps
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