If you're wanting to know about plant cells and central vacuoles, the plant cell would not be able to effectively hold water or keep turgor pressure where it needs to be, so the plant would wither.
In animal cells "vacuoles" can refer to many things- phagocytic vesicles, endocytotic vesicles, etc.
In that case "vacuoles" is a poor choice of term because all of the structures that were previously considered vacuoles in animal cells have been formally named and identified for purpose.
the vacuole acts a sort of "immune system" for the cell. it carries out duties such as isolating materials that may be harmful to the cell and exporting them and aid in the destruction of bacteria in a cell. they also maintain the pH level in the cell. withOUT the vacuoles, the cell could face some serious "health" problems if you will.
Vacuoles act as a storage unit for cells, storing extra water, proteins, essential nutrients and excess wastes. The cell wall and membrane would most likely rupture, or even explode.
It would turn the earth into a thick liquid and everyone will sink to the middle where ants will digest everyone. After that the earth would grow and engulf the universe
The cell will die but it wont matter because cells always multiplying
It will die
well if an animal cell didnt have one then it will have an odd shape
The number of vacuoles in a cell is not definite. But there are a few & small vacuoles in an animal cell and many & big vacuoles in plant cells.
No a Prokaryote cell does not have a vacuoles. But they can be found in a Eukaryote cell
vacuoles or the smooth ER
Vacuoles are present in animal cell but they are much smaller than in plant cell.
well if an animal cell didnt have one then it will have an odd shape
Since lysosomes are vacuoles containing cell digestion enzymes, the cell would be digested from the inside out.
Without water the vacuoles in the plant cell would not be able to produce necessary sugars and starches.
The cell would die
An animal cell doesn't have vacuoles.
The number of vacuoles in a cell is not definite. But there are a few & small vacuoles in an animal cell and many & big vacuoles in plant cells.
The vacuoles store food water and waste in a cell
The vacuoles store food,, water and waste in a cell.
No a Prokaryote cell does not have a vacuoles. But they can be found in a Eukaryote cell
the cell would not form
vacuoles or the smooth ER
Vacuoles in a plant cell are bigger than animal cell vacuoles. In fact, some animal cells don't even have vacuoles.