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A typical eukaryotic cell contains the following features, eukaryotic cell, will have the outermost plasma membrane, plasma membrane which separates the outer contents from the inner components, and then it will have a protoplasm.
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The protoplasm can be further divided into the nuclear part, nucleus, which contains the dna, nuclear membrane and the nucleoplasm and the remaining cytoplasm.
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Further, cytoplasm can further be divided into fluid part called cytosol and granular part called cell organelles.
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So cell organelles are basically granule -like structures which are embedded in the cytoplasm.
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So these can be found embedded in cytoplasm and.
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Held together by cytoskeletal but show movement from one part of the cell to another.
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Each cell organel is specialized, specialized in its own function, in a particular function.
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And they just like how we have a particular region in our house for every activity, they also have particular organelles for particular function.
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So first, if we take.
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The post office of the cell which helps in packaging and modifying and transporting of substances packaging and distribution and modification of proteins and lipids which are produced by the lip by the endoplasmic reticulum will be done by the organally which is known as organally which is known as the golgi apparatus...