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draw the diagrams of plant cell and animal cell. label any five organelles common in plant and animal which are absent in animal cell

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Answered by Anonymous
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COMMON ORGANELLES IN BOTH CELL


golgi bodies
endoplasmic reticulum
mitochondria
call membrane
nucleus
ribosomes

DIFFERENT ORGANELLES IN BOTH CELL


PLANT

cellwall
plastids
chloroplast
vacuole


ANIMAL

lysosomes
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Answered by sushiladevi4418
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Answer:

The plant and animal cell diagram is given below .

Explanation:

Cell

It is structural and functional unit of life .

It consist of :

  • Cell membrane
  • Cell wall (only in plant cell)
  • Nucleus
  • Organelles: Mitochondria , Golgi bodies , Vacuole, Endoplasmic reticulum , Centrosome (only in animal cell ) and many more .

1. Endoplasmic reticulum  

It is irregular network of membranes enclosing fluid in its cavity .they are of two types that is:

  •   Rough endoplasmic reticulum(RER)
  • • Smooth endoplasmic reticulum(SER)

The basic difference between the two is that:

 RER - It has ribosome attached to it.

 SER : - No ribosome  are attached  

2.. Golgi bodies  

 

This organelle is present in plant and animal cells both. They  are membrane bound fluid filled vesicles and flattened membranes stacked over one another called  cisternae .In plant cell  it is called by a special name that is  DICTYOSOME.  

Function: They secrete, packages and dispatch the cellular secretions and also helps in formation of cell membrane.  

3. Lysosomes

  They are present in plant as well as in animal cell. They are membrane bound vesicle containing powerful digestive enzymes. These enzymes can carry out the catabolic function.

4. Mitochondria  

 They are rod shaped structures having a double membrane.  

Its outer membrane is – porous  

Its inner membrane is folded to form cristae & contain small bodies called oxysomes.  

It has a cavity that is filled with matrix (fluid) containing DNA and ribosome.  

Its function is to produce energy in form of ATP (Adenosine tri phosphate) and is also designated as called as Power House of cell (due to production of energy).

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