Difference between SER Vs RER SER - 1) No ribosomes present 2) Origin - From REB by giving of ribosomes 3) Location in cell - in the cytoplasm near the cell membrane 4) Production and storage - lipids and proteins 5) SER = Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum RER - 1) Ribosomes are present 2) Origin - from the outer nuclear membrane 3) Location in cell - in cytoplasm near the nucleus 4) Production and storage - Proteins 5) RER = Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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