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Drag and drop the items to accurately compare and contrast plant and animal cell organelles.
both
centrioles
nucleus
centrosomes
mitochondria
cell membrane
cytoplasm
organelle
vacuole
virus
vacuum
plant cell
cell structure
lysosomes
cell wall
animal cell
To compare and contrast plant and animal cell organelles, we can organize the items into three categories:
Both Plant and Animal Cells:
– Nucleus
– Mitochondria
– Cell Membrane
– Cytoplasm
Plant Cells Only:
– Cell Wall
– Vacuole (larger in plant cells typically)
Animal Cells Only:
– Centrioles
– Centrosomes
– Lysosomes
Explanation:
Both plant and animal cells share key organelles like the nucleus, mitochondria, cell membrane, and cytoplasm, which are essential for various cellular processes. However, plant cells have a cell wall and usually contain larger vacuoles, while animal cells possess centrioles and lysosomes that are not found in plant cells.
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