match the following concepts: for example : plasma
membrane is it structure of all cell or structure of animal
cell..
just match questions 91 to 100 with the structure in a to e.
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Homework Answers
91. Plasma membrane is present in all cells.
92. Chloroplast is found structure is found in plant cells only.
93. Ribosomes are present in all the cells.
94. Plamodesmata structure is found in only plant cells.
95. Gap junctions are structure present in animal cells.
96. Nucleus is present in eukaryotic cell only
97. Nucleoid is present in prokaryotic cells only
98. Mitochondria structure is found in all eukaryotic cells only.
99. Golgi apparatus structure is found in all eukaryotic cells.
100. Central vacuole is an organalle found in all plant cells only.
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