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Difference between organ and organelle

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Answered by abhisheksingh20500
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The main difference between organ and organelle is that organ is a large part of an organism, composed of tissues which perform similar functions whereas organelle is a specialized structure found inside cells, which carries out a specific life processes.

Answered by karunanidhi583
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Organs

An organ is the collection of tissues performing the similar function. An organ is large and forms a part of the body. A group of organs together comprises organ systems. Organs are a large part of an organism. In general, a human body consists of about 78 organs and among them, brain, heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, and are five vital organs for life existence.

Organelle

An organelle is a small, specialized structure found inside cells, which carries out a specific life process. Organelles are microscopic and collectively form a cell. They are the functioning unit of all unicellular organisms including amoeba, bacteria, fungi, protista, etc

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