Differentiate between the electron microscopic structure of cilia/flagella and centriole.
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Cilia are thread like appendages which project outside a cell from a basal blepharoplast granule, and are covered by plasma membrane. Their diameter is 0.5μ. Centrioles are two small rod like bodies, lying at right angles to each other within the cytoplasm near the nucleus.
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Differentiation between the structure and function of centriole and cilia/flagella are followed by:
Structure of centriole is nine groups of microtubules which are found in pairs, at the times of cell division, it moves towards the poles.
Structure of cilia and flagella are made of microtubules, covered by plasma membrane.
Function of centriole: It helps in animal's cell division.
Function of cilia and flagella: It helps in moving of liquid past the surface of the cell.
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