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antoniya [11.8K]
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Las células animales y vegetales tienen en común la presencia de mitocondrias. Una de sus diferencias es que

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Goshia [24]3 years ago
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En que tienen de común son ellas que son: mitocondria, membrana plasmática, retículo endoplasmático, citoplasma, aparato de golgi, citoesqueleto, núcleo, lisosomas, peroxisomas, y las estructuras diferentes que son: centríolos, pared celular, cloroplastos y vacuolas. Y en diferencia una célula vegetal contiene una gran vacoula única que se usa para almacenamiento y para mantener la forma de la célula. En contraste, las células animales tienen muchas vacuolas pequeñas. Las células vegetales tienen una pared celular, así como una membrana celular.

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