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This document provides a basic overview of cell structure, different cell types, and cell organelles. It covers both plant and animal cells, explaining their respective components and functions.

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Group of plants cells Group of animal cells Cells of different shapes Nerve cell Red blood cell Onion cell Amoeba Euglena Xylem cells What do you know about cells? The Cell Theory 1. All living organisms are ma...

Group of plants cells Group of animal cells Cells of different shapes Nerve cell Red blood cell Onion cell Amoeba Euglena Xylem cells What do you know about cells? The Cell Theory 1. All living organisms are made of one or more cells. 2. The cell is the basic unit of life. 3. Cells arise from pre-existing cells. Animal Cell Plant Cell Cell Organelles ORGANELLE LOCATION DESCRIPTION FUNCTION cell wall plant, not animal outer layer, support and rigid, strong, stiff, protection made of cellulose cell both plant and under plant cell wall, support, protection, membrane animal outer layer for animal, controls movement of selectively permeable materials in and out of cell nucleus both plant and large, rounded shape controls cell activity animal nuclear both plant and surrounds nucleus, controls movement of membrane animal selectively permeable materials in and out of nucleus cytoplasm both plant and jelly-like material supports and protects animal containing organelles cell organelles ORGANELLE LOCATION DESCRIPTION FUNCTION endoplasmic both plant and animal network of tubes carries materials reticulum (E.R.) through cell ribosome both plant and animal small bodies free produce proteins or attached to E.R. mitochondrion both plant and animal bean-shaped, with breaks down sugar inner membranes into energy vacuole one large in plant, Fluid-filled sacs stores food, water, many small in animal waste chloroplast plant, not animal green, oval shape, uses sunlight to contains green make food for pigment chlorophyll plants golgi body both plant and animal network of tubes stores proteins and package them for release inside or outside the cell

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