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Cell Wall: Composition, Structure, and Functions

The lipid-protein plasma membranes are thinner and provide minimal protection for the inner components of the cell. So, a thicker outer envelope is necessary to provide the utmost protection to the...

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Vacuole: Composition, Structure, and Functions

The cell comprises many different cellular organelles bound by the cell membrane and cell wall. The cell organelles present in the cells, especially eukaryotic cells, are mostly membrane-bound....

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Cellular Junctions: Types and Function

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...

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Peroxisome: Location, Structure, and Function

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....

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Plastids: Structure, Types, and Functions

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...

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Ribosome: Types, Structure, and Function

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...

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