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types of eukaryotic cells (3)
animal, fungi, plant
features difference in animal, fungi, and plant cells (5)
Cell wall
vacuole
centrioles
plastids
cilia & flagella
cell wall?
animal: x
fungi: chitin cell walls
plant: cellulose cell walls
vacuoles?
animal : small scattered vacuoles (store materials & waste)
fungi: can be small & big, depends
plant: large central vacuole (store nutrients & waste) (maintain turgor pressure)
centrioles?
animal: involved in mitosis & meiosis
fungi: x
plant: x
plastids?
animal: x
fungi: x
plant: chloroplasts, chromoplasts, amyloplasts
cilia & flagella
animal: present in some
fungi: x
plant: x
atypical cell structure in eukaryotes. explain (2)
most eukaryotes have single nucleus w/ exceptions
multinucleated/anucleated
examples of multinucleated cells (2)
aseptate fungal hypae, skeletal muscle cells (muscle fibers)
examples of anucleated cells (2)
red blood cells (erythrocytes), phloem sieve tube elements