whats Stores waters, ions, and wastes - found in both animal and plant, but is very large in plant cells.
vacuole
All cells store waste in their vacuoles. From there they expel it to the interstitial space around them where the circulatory system takes the waste to the venous system and then to the different systems of the body for disposal.
In plant cells, a central vacuole stores water, nutrients, and waste. In animal cells, waste products are stored temporarily in structures called lysosomes before being expelled from the cell. Water is stored in animal cells as well, mainly in the cytoplasm and within organelles like the mitochondria.
Yes, vacuoles are found in both plant and animal cells. However, plant cells typically have larger and more prominent vacuoles compared to animal cells. Vacuoles in plant cells primarily store water, nutrients, and waste products, while vacuoles in animal cells have diverse functions such as storing waste, regulating pH, and maintaining cell turgor.
Yes, both plant and animal cells have mitochondria.
vacuole
Yes. Animal cell vacuoles do hold wastes, along with water and nutrients.
Yes
The vacuole if its a plant cell
Vacuoles.
it packages and transports wastes and other things outside the cell
The Central Vacuole.
because if a cell doesnt get rid of waste the cells could back up and an infection could occor
The liver removes wastes from the cells.
it stores water for the cells
They are stored in the vacuoles of the cell. They can be found in both plant and animal cells.
What stores supplements in Animal cells are tiny orginelles called vacuoles(pardon if I misspelled)the vacuoles act as storage houses for the foods you eat and later on is used by the mitochondria to convert the food and water to energy. Keep in mind cells do NOT store wastes, the cell membrane is meant to keep hazards like viruses and uneeded materials out of the cell. When however the cell needs to get rid of wastes, it quickly removes it.