Animal and plant cells have many differences. However, they also have many structures in common. One of them is the nucleus that protects their genetic material. Yes, both cells in model 3 have nucleus.
What are the differences between animal and plant cells?
Among the differences between animal and plant cells, we can mention the followings,
Plant Cells
- Have a cell wall
- Have chloroplasts
- Have a unique big-sized vacuole
- Have plasmodium, chromoplasts, and glyoxysomes.
Animal Cells,
- Have centrioles
- Have many small vacuoles
However, they also share many characteristics. Among them we can mention that both of them
- are Eukaryotic cells
- have a cell membrane
- carry their genetic material in the nucleus and mitochondria.
- have organelles
- have microtubules in their cytosol
- have pigments
The attached image (model 3) shows two cells. One of them is a plant cell and the other one is an animal cell.
Both of them have a nucleus, among other structures in common. So the answer is YES, both cells in model 3 have nucleus.
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