Plant and Animal Cell Structures PDF
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This document provides a comparison of plant and animal cells. It details the similarities and differences in structure and function, including the presence of cell walls, chloroplasts, and vacuoles. Diagrams illustrate the components of each cell type
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Plant Cell Animal cell Plant Cell Animal cell similarities ✔ They have cell membranes that enclose C the cell. E ✔ Both are filled with cytoplasm, a gel-like L substance containing chemicals needed by the cell....
Plant Cell Animal cell Plant Cell Animal cell similarities ✔ They have cell membranes that enclose C the cell. E ✔ Both are filled with cytoplasm, a gel-like L substance containing chemicals needed by the cell. L ✔ They have a nucleus where DNA is stored. similarities ✔ They both have mitochondria that use C oxygen to break down food and release energy. E L ✔ Both kinds of cells have vacuoles that contain food, water, or waste products. L (Animal cells usually have many more vacuoles than plant cells do.) similarities ✔ Both have endoplasmic reticulum, where C a system of tubes transports proteins. E ✔ Both have Golgi bodies to distribute L proteins outside of the cell. L ✔ They have ribosomes, protein builders of cells. DIFFERENCES ✔ Plant cells have cell walls that provide structure. Animal cells do not have cell walls. ✔ A few large animal cells have more than one nucleus, but plant cells ALWAYS have just one. ✔ Plant cells have chloroplasts for photosynthesis. Animal cells do not. DIFFERENCES ✔ Animal cells use mitochondria for energy production. Plants primarily use chloroplasts to produce energy. ✔ Animal cells tend to have many small vacuoles. Mature plant cells may have only one large vacuole. ✔ Animals cells have lysosomes, but plant cells do not.