Wherever there are strong mechanical forces affecting the cell
Desmosomes are the hardiest, Found in simple squamous epithelium (capillaries, glomeruli in kidney etc) and stratified squamous epithelium (oral cavity, vagina, rectum etc) holding the cells together.
Desmosomes are also found holding muscle cells to each other
Tight junctions (also called the zonula occluden) seal gaps in cells preventing fluid from leaking from the lumen into the basolaterial surface. The junctions bind to the actin cytoskeleton of the neighbouring cell and allows 'communication' between the cells. They are found wherever fluid needs to be kept in a lumen, such as the blood brain barrier, the nephron of the kidney etc
Adherens junction bind the actin filaments in the cytoskeleton of cells to the filaments of neighbouring cells in order to hold the cells tightly together. These are found in cell-to-cell junctions in epithelial tissues
You would expect to find the most tight junctions in epithelial cells that line the intestines or the blood-brain barrier. These tight junctions help to create a barrier that regulates the passage of substances between cells, ensuring proper control of what gets through.
You would find a cell wall and chloroplasts.
Where in a cell wall would you find this organelle
Golgi body
The organelle that you would expect to find in a plant cell but not animal cell is the centrosomes.
A plant cell.
in the cell wall
The kind of cell would you expect to find the most mitochondira includes any aerobically active cell.
Yes, you will find it in a plant cell, an animal(human) cell and in a bacteria cell. It is required for one cell in order to be cell =]
a cell from an oak tree (:
Plant cell.
both