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- give the comparison between lysosomes, vacuoles, and peroxisomes. lysosomes vacuoles peroxisomesPlasma membrane [ Choose] Lysosome [ Choose] Mitochondria [ Choose] Rough endoplasmic reticulum [ [ Choose ] Golgi apparatus V [ Choose ] Cellular warehouse and shipping area of proteins Outer boundary of cells Nuclear membrane Non membranous, made up two subunits facilitates protein synthesis Hydrolytic enzymes enclosed in a vesicle Generates chemical energy of cells Microtubule Endomembrane system studded with ribosomes Membrane containing the genetic material of the cell Made up of tubulin subunits Ribosome (Choose] Next PreviousWrite a sentence or two defining the essential function or structure where appropriate of the following cell parts.
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