Define about the eukaryotic cell, Biology

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The eukaryotic cell

The eukaryotic cell is a complex unit and contains many structural features not seen in in the simple prokaryotic cell. Fig below shows the details of various structural features seen in a typical animal and a plant cell. Let us now describe the structure of such a typical eukaryotic cell.

 

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