Why arent there vacuoles in the animal cells? Even if they occur, under what circumstances ?
Asked by | 11th Jun, 2008, 10:29: PM
Expert Answer:
Vacuoles are usually present in animal cells. But they are small and temporary. They carry out various functions like osmoregulation or digestion. Accordingly they are called contractile vacuoles and food vacuole.
Answered by | 12th Jun, 2008, 10:16: AM
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