Question

animal cell specific:

• the centrome is an organelle/area of the animal cell that organizes microtubules. (have microtubules but use other structures to organize them.)
• are fiber - like structures that help move things around the cell.
• in the centrosome, there are two. these structures are important in some animal cells during. they help move the to the new daughter cells.

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membrane
golgi
nucleus
mitochondri
cytoskeleton
ribers
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vesicle
lysosome
animal cell
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ribosome

Explanation:

• Centrosome: As per cell biology, the centrosome is known to organize microtubules. Plant cells also have microtubules but use structures like the cell wall - related mechanisms (not centrosomes) for organization.
• Microtubules: These are part of the cytoskeleton (fiber - like structures). The cytoskeleton has functions like intracellular transport, and microtubules (a component) help move things around the cell.
• Centrioles: In the centrosome, there are two centrioles. During cell division (mitosis or meiosis), centrioles play a role. They help in the formation of the spindle fibers which move the chromosomes (genetic material) to the new daughter cells.

Answer:

1. Plant cells
2. Microtubules
3. centrioles; cell division; chromosomes