Cells There are two main types of cells:. Prokaryotic D N A small Cell walls Cell membrane ribosome bacteria cytoplasm Cell membrane Cell wall DNA.

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Cells There are two main types of cells:

Prokaryotic D N A small Cell walls Cell membrane ribosome bacteria cytoplasm Cell membrane Cell wall DNA

Cell wall Cell membranes Eukaryotic Nucleus DNA examples: plants animals fungi protist

There are two main types of eukaryotic cells:

Plant Cell wall Mitochondria vacuole

nucleus Cell wall Cell membrane mitochondria Chloroplast

Animal chloroplast Ribosomes vacuoles

Cell membrane mitochondria nucleus

all enters leaves Cell membrane protect support NOT Cell Wall

store water vacuole proteins ribosomes

Clean up lysosomes

light sugar water oxygen chloroplast photosynthesis

A T P oxygen Mitochondria Respiration

modifies Golgi Apparatus

moveme nt flagella cilia

control chromosomes D N A Nucleus

This is a(n) _____________ Cell. Animal

This is a(n) ______________ cell Both cells have a nucleus, so they are ______________ cells Plant eukaryotic

chloroplast photosynth esis

lysosome vacuole

ribosomes Golgi apparatus

Cell membrane Cell wall

Mitochondria Respiration – makes ATP

Nucleus Chromosomes D N A

Flagella

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