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They work together because they communicate with each other to let one cell know if something is wrong, missing, or needed.
They divide each other. Each cell divides itself.
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What is the thickness of an animal cell wall is it rigid or flexible?
Animal cells don't have cell walls. Only plant cells do - they are rigid to help keep the shape of the cell. Both plant and animal cells have cell membranes which are flexible and are meant to regulate what goes into the cell.
What is the process which a cell develops?
eukaryotic cells have a nucleus. right before reproduction, the cell makes an exact copy of all of is parts, and includes a copy of dna. as the cell splits into two daughter cells, both halves are fully matured. cells basically keep doubling in number! then, both new cells prepare several hous to reproduce again.
Why do we have cell boundaries?
cells need a boundary because they need to keep out stuff that will harm the cell like viruses
What are the animal cells that keep track of how many times a cell has divided?
Telomeres
What are the cell junctions that best keep cells from being pulled apart?
Tight
What is the function of structure of a cell?
Animal cells have cytoskeleton for their structure. Plant cells have cell walls. The function of the cell wall or cytoskeleton is to keep the cell in its shape and to keep it from squishing.
Which Cells do NOT produce cell walls?
animal cells do not produce a cell wall. plant cells do, and that's why they keep their shape so well.
Does leaves have a cell wall?
Yes. Plant cells have cell walls to keep the cell together.
What is the role of cyclosis in the cell?
Cyclosis is the process by which cytoplasm circulates through the cell. Yes, cyclosis does occur in animal cells. An example of cyclosis would be the a digestive vacuole moving through the cell.
What do cell walls do in plant cells?
They keep the structure so that the contents of the cell do not spill out.
What is the job of the cell's mitochondria?
it functions the membrane and helps keep shapee!
What is the functions for cells in your body?
Cells control everything in your body including your brain, they burn energy and keep you going a failure of one cell can be replaced by a new cell. Overall the function of a cell is to keep you alive and heathy.
How do eukaryote develop?
eukaryotic cells have a nucleus. right before reproduction, the cell makes an exact copy of all of is parts, and includes a copy of dna. as the cell splits into two daughter cells, both halves are fully matured. cells basically keep doubling in number! then, both new cells prepare several hous to reproduce again.
Cells features found in plant cell and its function?
One difference from an animal cell, is that plant cells have a cell wall which helps to keep the plant rigid and to protect it.
How is cell division responsible for growth?
Cell division is responsible for growth because the new cells replace the dead cells in an organism. The new cells keep the organism alive by continuing to the job of the cell that it divided from.
Does the cell wall protects the PLANT cell?
maintain cell shape and keep cells from absorbing too much water.
Why does plant cells have a thick wall surrounding it?
the thick walls keep the cells organelles inside of the cell
