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What's the difference between a plant cell, like in a Christmas tree, and an animal cell, like in Santa Claus?

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Gnoma [55]3 years ago

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A medida que se desarrollan más técnicas en Biología Celular, conocemos más acerca de los grandes misterios y secretos que encierran las células. Conocer las células vegetales y animales es muy importante para entender el funcionamiento de los seres vivos, entender las enfermedades que sufren, desarrollar técnicas terapéuticas contra estas enfermedades u obtener productos de interés comercial.

En este artículo de Ecología Verde te las explicamos de forma fácil y con esquemas y tablas que ayudan a entenderlo mejor ya estudiar.

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