Subject: Do all cells contain the same organelles?
Date: Wed Nov 15 07:23:28 2006
Posted by Jen
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Area of science: Cell Biology
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In student textbooks we commonly see the same general pictures of plant and
animal cells with very little about specialized cells. Do all cells (in
multicellular organisms) contain the same organelles? Where, then, in the cell
does the differentiation take place?
Re: Do all cells contain the same organelles?
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