which cells have cilia and which cells have flagella

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Cilia is a microscopic hair-like structure which mainly grows from the surface of the mammalian cells, This cilia has a lot of sensory functions when they are a part of nerve cells

only Eukaryotic cells have cilia

Flagella is also a microscopic hair-like structure made of some subunits of a low-molecular-weight protein . Mainly we see it protozoa, bacteria, spermatozoa, etc., it helps to swim.

Both prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells have flagella

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which cells have cilia and which cells have flagella

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