(i) The cheek cell is an animal cell, whereas the onion peel cell is a plant cell. (ii) The cell wall is absent in the cheek cell, but it is present in the onion peel cell. (iii) A large central vacuole is seen in the onion peel cell, whereas such a vacuole is absent in the cheek cell.
(i) The cheek cell is an animal cell, whereas the onion peel cell is a plant cell.
(ii) The cell wall is absent in the cheek cell, but it is present in the onion peel cell.
(iii) A large central vacuole is seen in the onion peel cell, whereas such a vacuole is absent in the cheek cell.
What are the major functional parts of the cell?
The major functional parts of the cell are (i) Plasma membrane (ii) Cytoplasm (iii) Nucleus.
The major functional parts of the cell are
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(ii) Cytoplasm
(iii) Nucleus.
Why do we do staining?
Staining is done to make the nucleus cell wall and all membrane visible as they take up stain.
Staining is done to make the nucleus cell wall and all membrane visible as they take up stain.
See lessWhat are the main differences between cheek cell and onion peel cell?
(i) The cheek cell is an animal cell, whereas the onion peel cell is a plant cell. (ii) The cell wall is absent in the cheek cell, but it is present in the onion peel cell. (iii) A large central vacuole is seen in the onion peel cell, whereas such a vacuole is absent in the cheek cell.
(i) The cheek cell is an animal cell, whereas the onion peel cell is a plant cell.
See less(ii) The cell wall is absent in the cheek cell, but it is present in the onion peel cell.
(iii) A large central vacuole is seen in the onion peel cell, whereas such a vacuole is absent in the cheek cell.
Which stain have you used to study the plant cell?
Safranine
Safranine
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