The cells require certain molecules for its growth and other vital activities. Both plant and animal cells perform basic functions such as making molecules for growth, i.e., option C.
What are the basic differences between plant and animal cells?
Plant and animal cells are eukaryotic cells that means they have well developed nucleus.
There are many factors that differentiate plant cells from animal cells.
- Cell wall, it is present in plant cells and absent in animal cells.
- Vacuole, it is large, prominent and central in plant cells while in animal cells it is absent or temporary.
- Lysosomes, it is present in animal cells but not in plants.
- Centriole, it is found in animals and not in plants.
Another basic similarity other than being eukaryotic is that both plants and animal cells perform basic functions such as making molecules for growth.
Thus, the correct option is C.
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