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What are the chief differences between plant andanimal cells?

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  1. Animal cells have larger vacuoles than plant cells
  2. Animal cells have a rigid cellulose wall
  3. Animal cells contain chloroplasts
  4. Plant cells are typically smaller than animal cells
  5. Animal cells can perform photosynthesis, while plant cells cannot
  6. Plant cells contain a single large mitochondrion, while animal cells have many small ones
  7. Animal cells have a central vacuole, while plant cells do not
  8. Plant cells have centrioles, while animal cells do not
  9. Plant cells have a rigid cellulose wall, large central fluid sap, contain chloroplasts, and undergo a different process of cell division as compared to animal cells.
  10. Both plant and animal cells have a rigid cellulose wall

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