how do the cell organelles differ from cell inclusion on the basis of functions as well as location
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Basically, the key difference between cell organelles and cell inclusions is that cell organelles are living components and subcomponents of the cell that perform certain functions and act as cellular machines while cell inclusions are non-living chemical compounds and by-products of cellular metabolism that are ...
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They Differ as they have different shapes, sizes and functions.
Explanation:
1) GOLGI COMPLEX
It is called the Post Office of the cell. It transports material from one cell to another by the help of vesicles.
2) ENDOPASMIC RETICULAM
Also caller ER, It is of 2 types:-
a) Smooth/Granular ER
It helps in the synthesis of Proteins, Lipids & Carbohydrates, formation of Nuclear Membrane and Membrane BioGenesis.
b) Rough/Agranular ER
It helps in the synthesis of Protein, formation of Ribosomes.
3) MITROCHONDRIA
It helps in the breakdown of food particles and production of ATP.
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