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What are the similarities between cell organelles and cell inclusions?
Posted November 16, 2022
Chemical Reagents
Cellular Structures and Organelles
Classic Dyes
Physiological Probes
Plasma Membrane
Answer
Cell
organelles
and cell inclusions are two types of cellular components that occur embedded in the cytoplasm. Both are protected by the
plasma membrane
and both play important roles in living cells on different occasions.
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