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91 Roberteposed "omnis cenula e cenura"? ii) one botke budolt virchow c) Schatann . d) Anton membreane the moss important functions of the plasma 9) Tormation ob nuclear membrane iii) Depending upon the d) Deroxification be olassified as integray or Reripheral:-

  1. size
  2. Sedimentation clease or Extracrion d) moleculare wejght
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91 Roberteposed "omnis cenula e cenura"? ii) one botke budolt virchow c) Schatann . d) Anton membreane the moss important functions of the plasma 9) Tormation ob nuclear membrane iii) Depending upon the d) Deroxification be olassified as integray or Reripheral:-
TopicCell: Structure and Functions
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 11