Vacuoles are bound by a single unit membrane called tonoplast.
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Vacuoles are the membrane bound spaces in the cytoplasm. They are used for the temporary storage of materials in the cell.
Vacuole!
There are three vacuoles(food vacoules,waste vacoules,water vacuoles).(Frankly i don't like that answer so heres Evan helping you out!) They are membrane bound organelles that are normally in eukaryotic cells and also in some protist cells. They can also be found in fungi. ( I don't have 10 for you but that's just for starters)
No, viruses do not have membrane bound organalles
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Membrane-bound sacs that are filled with fluid.
Vacuoles are the membrane bound spaces in the cytoplasm. They are used for the temporary storage of materials in the cell.
vacuoles
Vacuoles are membrane bound fluid filled sacs in plants.
Vacuoles
Many different types of cells have vacuoles, which are simply membrane-bound containers for various compounds. For example, the intestinal cells lining the microvilli of the jejunum have vacuoles holding various absorbed nutrients. The exocrine pancreas cells have vacuoles holding digestive enzymes. Eosinophils in mammals have vacuoles holding inflammatory granules.
Vacuoles
contractile vacuoles merge with the cell membrane..
Vacuole!
vacuoles
There are three vacuoles(food vacoules,waste vacoules,water vacuoles).(Frankly i don't like that answer so heres Evan helping you out!) They are membrane bound organelles that are normally in eukaryotic cells and also in some protist cells. They can also be found in fungi. ( I don't have 10 for you but that's just for starters)