Question
What is the difference between us:
Plant cell and animal cell.
Plant cell and animal cell.
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Answer
| Plant cell | Animal cell |
| 1. Plant cell has cell wall. | 1. Cell wall is absent in animal cell. |
| 2. Plant cell has definite shape due to presence of cell wall. | 2. Animal cell do not have definite shape. |
| 3. Plant cell has one big vacuole. | 3. Animal cells have many small vacuoles. |
| 4. Plant cell has chloroplast so they produce their own food. | 4. Animal cells do not have chloroplast, so they cannot produce their own food. |
| 5. Plant cell has plastids. | 5. Plastids are absent in animal cell. |
| 6. Centrosomes are absent in plant cell. | 6. Centrosomes are present near the nucleus. |
| 7. Lysosomes are absent in plant cell. | 7. Lysosomes are present in animal cell. |
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