difference between animal cell and plant cell for 3 points
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Plants and animals are both living things, which means they both contain cells. The cells of plants and animals share some similar traits – they both store DNA – but there are some fundamental differences between them. These differences include structure, protein-creation capabilities and differentiation capabilities.
plant cells store reserve food in the form of starch, Animal cells store their reserve food in the form of Glucogen
plant cells can synthesis all 'Amino Acids' , Co-Enzymes & Vitamins required by them.. whereas animal cells cannot synthesis all such requirements on its own.
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Animal cells don't have a cell wall and plant cells have.
Plant cells have large vacuoles which provide rigidity and turgidity also store food,animal vacuoles don't provide rigidity and turgidity.
Plant cells have plastids which animal cells don't have.
Plant cells have large vacuoles which provide rigidity and turgidity also store food,animal vacuoles don't provide rigidity and turgidity.
Plant cells have plastids which animal cells don't have.
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