Plant vs. Animal Cells Plant cells: Will have a shape (rectangle)

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Plant vs. Animal Cells Plant cells: Will have a shape (rectangle) Will usually be green dots Will have thick outline Will have vacuole – looks like bubble Animal cells: More circular Dark center/nucleus

CELLS

Allows things to come in and out of the cell Cell Membrane

Cytoplasm Jelly-like substance that protects the cell Where the other objects live in the cell Cytoplasm

Mitochondria Changes food into energy Powers the cell

Stores minerals, nutrients, and water Vacuole

Nucleus Controls the function of the cell Genetic Information (DNA) Oversees the making of the Product Nucleus

Make basic protein Ribosome

Parts only found in plant???? Chloroplast Absorbs light energy Photosynthesis occurs Pigment/color!! Cell Wall Protection Structure Think: no skeleton! 3. Large Vacuole Storage WATER!!! – structure

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