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What organelles are present in the animal cell tthat are not present in the plant cell?
The only organelle that I know of that is in the animal cell, but not in the plant cell, is the centriole. The centriole, located in the centrosome of an animal cell, is a barrel-shaped organelle made up of nine triplets of microtubules. Its function in the cell is to separate chromosomes during a cell division called mitosis. When mitosis occurs, the mother cell duplicates itself, then seperates into two new daughter cells. The mother cell no longer exsists after mitosis. Plant cells do not need centrioles to separate. The plant cells components for cell division are the centrosomes.
animal cells contain centrioles and lysosomes which are not found in typical plant cells......
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What is the definition of a centride?
A centride is a point in a triangular diagram that represents the center of mass of the three components or variables being considered. It is often used in geology to analyze the composition of rocks or minerals.
What is the heat output of a fluorescent tube?
The heat output of a fluorescent tube is relatively low compared to its light output. Fluorescent tubes are efficient at converting electricity into light, producing less heat than traditional incandescent bulbs. However, they still generate some heat due to the energy losses in the system.
What does a scale measure on a map?
If you take a look at a map, you'll be able to spot a few things, like a 'north' sign, a legend and the scale. The north sign is used to get an easy orientation, the legend is used to indicate the meaning of all the symbols used in the map and the scale is used to show distances in the map. The scale is a ratio of distance on the map to the actual distance it is meant to represent on the land. Example: generally scales are represented as 1:2000000 or 1:1000 or 1:5000 etc., and the commonly used units are cm(centimeters) and mm(millimeters). It means that one unit on the map is the equal to 2000000 units (in case of scale 1:2000000) or 1000 unit (in case of scale 1:1000) on the earth (on actual land). Let me explain how it works. If you take a ruler/rule and measure (let's say) 1 unit on a map and multiply it with the denominator i.e., 2000000 for a scale of 1:2000000, 1000 for a scale of 1:1000. So we get: 1unit x 2000000 = 2000000 unit or 1unit x 1000 = 1000 unit So it means that 1 unit on the map is equal to 2000000 units on real land. So if the scale is for centimeters, then it means that 1 cm on the map is equal to 2 kilometers on real land.
How can I recycle and use butane left in broken disposable lighters?
you cant/this is not an answerAfter researching bentley lighters,which I collect,I found the company that owns the name is most likely a rip off much like the watch co. Krug bauman.Selling $2 watches w/retail price of $800 for $200 and up.They take out ads in hi-buck magazines to show people their hi buck watches are the real deal,but can get you that special price.that price is whatever the sucker,er,em buyer will fork out.Sold by bartenders,doormen ant one in contact w/ gullible people.Price can be as low as $20 for a $1,000 watch,"see?they're right here for $1,000 in This Is What Snobs Wear magazine".Back to the lighter scam.I asked about the lifetime warranty offered by the original Bentley lighter co.That I think was based in Canada w/lighters made in austria.They skirted all around the use of the word warranty and directed me to a butane valve manufacturer in austria tthat could possibly attach a new valve that would allow refill.That is one reason the answer offered by someone on this site"CAN'T"is not an answer and defeats the purpose of this forum.I refilled on of these refill tanks that are not made anymore,by holding up the gizmo that releades the butane when you hit the trigger.I had the tank in the freezer to reduce pressure inside then hit it with a ronson butane refill tank.This leads me to believe there is a way to capture the gas from the throwaway.Now,any help besides"CAN'T"?
Why does the bimetallic strip take the curved shape?
A bi-metallic strip is made of two different metals. (Duh!) Each metal has its OWN coefficient of thermal expansion, so when it heats up, one side expands more than the other does. The side that expands more causes the strip to bend toward the side that expands less.
What is the largest animal tthat ever lived?
Dinosaur
The first shirt of the world who was the designer of tthat shirt how the present shirt have become?
the most colorful shirt is the shirt from limitted tooo also it is the best and willl never go out of style
What does stumid mean?
Stumid mean then thing tthat is connect to my sholder
Who makes Weather-king air conditioners?
tThat would Rheem
How do you write decimal tthat represents four and sixteen hundreds?
It is 4.16
What was the reason tthat the rade slave started?
the devastation of the indian population in the caribbean
What are Clara Barton's favorite books?
yo mama so fa tthat
What has the author Sippanon Ke tthat written?
Sippanon Ke tthat. has written: 'The middle path for the future of Thailand' -- subject(s): Civilization, Twenty-first century, Technology and civilization, Technological forecasting, Technological innovations, Forecasts
What is the meaning to be caught up in the world of though....tthat is to be educated?
it means people who are educated in this world
How many euros for a beer in Ireland?
About 6 or 7 euro when I was in Dublin in 2009. Tthat was for a Guiness, which is brewed there.
What is an organization of companies for the purpose of hurting competition and keeping prices high?
Well,The 1st letters is a tthat all
What is inside of the Coca-Cola bottle from the Netherlands tthat is featured in the salute to folk art exhibit?
Coca Cola?
