Animal cells and bacterial cells both may have all of the following cell structures except:

a. mitochondria
b. DNA
c. plasma membrane
d. flagella

the answer is a. because bacteria are prokaryotes and therefore don't have mitochondria

Answered by HannahN | 2024-06-10

Animal cells and bacterial cells both may have all of the cell structures except flagella .
What is animal cells?

This are eukaryotic cell.
They have membrane bound organelles.

What is bacterial cells?

This are prokaryotic cells.
Lacks membrane bound organelle.
It has an additional hair like structure cilia(for locomotion).

What is flagella?

Hair-like structure present in protozoan cell for their movement.

Hence, the correct option is d. flagella .
To know more about flagella here
https://brainly.com/question/905839
#SPJ2

Answered by PratikshaS | 2024-06-16

The answer to the question is a. mitochondria , as this structure is found in animal cells but not in bacterial cells, since bacteria lack membrane-bound organelles. Both cell types contain DNA and plasma membranes, while flagella may be present in some bacteria but are not a characteristic of all animal cells. Thus, mitochondria is the only option not common to both types of cells.
;

Answered by PratikshaS | 2024-10-02