Difference between 1. Organ and Organelle 2. Cell Membrane and Cell Wall 3. Nucleus and Nucleolus.

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Organ Organelle
Group of tissues makes up an organ. Group of tissue performing a specific function.
These give rise to higher levels of organization. Found in the cytoplasm.
Cell membrane Cell Wall
Outermost covering of animal cell. Outermost covering of plant cell.
Presence of Semi-permeable membrane. Completely permeable.
Cell membrane is living. Cell wall is non-living.
Nucleus Nucleolus
Bond by the nuclear envelope. It has no limiting membrane.
Rich in DNA. Rich in RNA.

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Organ	Organelle
Group of tissues makes up an organ.	Group of tissue performing a specific function.
These give rise to higher levels of organization.	Found in the cytoplasm.

Cell membrane	Cell Wall
Outermost covering of animal cell.	Outermost covering of plant cell.
Presence of Semi-permeable membrane.	Completely permeable.
Cell membrane is living.	Cell wall is non-living.