help!! where are vacuoles found in animal cells??

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anonymous · Answer

I don't exactly understand what your question is but I can tell you what the purpose of a vacuole is. They're are just vesticles that are mainly filled with water, used in animal cells for Exocrytosis or Endocrytosis. They transport proteins or lipids in and out of the cell. They fuse with the  Golgi Apparatus with whatever they are carrying for it to perform a function. 

I hope That's helpful.

anonymous · Answer

like...there is a animal cell, and i need to know where the vacuole is located in the animal cell. For example: near the nucleus.

anonymous · Answer

They move freely in and out of the cell to to Golgi.

anonymous · Answer

ohhhh okay thanks!