Cells in eukaryotic organisms require constant interaction for proper functioning. Usually, animal cells release materials, like proteins abundant in collagen, into their extracellular space. The...
Category: Cell Biology
Peroxisome is the membrane-bound cell organelles of the eukaryotic cells. In 1954, J. Rhodin first described the peroxisome. Later in 1967, Christian de Duve identified it as the cell organelle....
Plant cells are immobile organisms and have many distinguishing structures than animal cells. The main difference is the absence of two membrane-bound components; plastids and...
Ribosomes are small, dense, rounded, and granular particles of the ribonucleoprotein. The word ribosome is derived from the Greek word “ribo” which means ribonucleic acid, and “soma” which...
Cells of any eukaryotic organism are stable structures with fixed shapes that carry out different functions. The ability of the eukaryotic cells to acquire various forms and perform coordinated and...
The cell is the essential element of any organism. The cell membrane and cell wall encloses the cell. This outer covering surrounds the cellular components. The cellular components freely suspend in...
