One cell contains a memory-foam mattress.
Each cell contains a large dense chloroplast, either lobed or plate-shaped.
Each cell contains a bed, desk, bookshelves, a cupboard, toilet, hand basin and a telephone, although calls are placed by the centre's staff.
The cell contains a toilet, making it an unclean place to pray for Jews, his suit says, as well as for Muslims and Buddhists.
The cell contains a stainless-steel fixture housing a toilet bowl and a sink and a concrete pallet over which a foam mattress is laid.
The cell contains a stall with a toilet bucket on top, and a mattress on the floor with pillows and a brown blanket.
Each cell contains a distinct nucleus, a central vacuole, and a large, thin chloroplast with at least one pyrenoid.
Each hexagonal cell contains a finer pattern of pegs called hemidesmosomes that help the frog to grip.
On the other hand, if a cell contains a significant percentage of abnormal mitochondria, this cell and any tissue containing many such cells will exhibit impaired function.
In both vertebrate photoreceptors and rhabdoms, each photoreceptor cell contains a nucleus, an energy-producing region with mitochondria (in the inner segment in rods and cones), and an axon that conveys electrical signals to the next neurons in the processing chain.
