College Biology - Cell Unit

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Types of Cells

Prokaryote (bacteria)

Eukaryote (plant and animal)

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How many layers in a bacteria cell?

3 layers

  1. Cell membrane

  2. Cell wall

  3. Capsule

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Bacteria Cell Characteristics

DNA (scribble near top), Ribosomes (dots), Cilia (hairs), Flagella (tail)

<p><strong>DNA</strong> (scribble near top),&nbsp;<strong>Ribosomes</strong> (dots),&nbsp;<strong>Cilia</strong> (hairs),&nbsp;<strong>Flagella</strong> (tail)</p><p></p>
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How many layers in a plant cell?

2 layers

  1. Cell membrane

  2. Cell wall

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Plant Cell Characteristics

Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Attached Ribosomes (Attached to RER), Free Ribosomes (float freely), Chloroplasts (unique to plants), Central Vacuole (unique to plants), Golgi, SER and RER, Vesicles (bubbles)

<p><strong>Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Attached Ribosomes </strong>(Attached to RER)<strong>,</strong> <strong>Free Ribosomes </strong>(float freely)<strong>,</strong> <strong>Chloroplasts </strong>(unique to plants)<strong>, Central Vacuole </strong>(unique to plants)<strong>, Golgi, SER </strong><u>and</u><strong> RER, Vesicles</strong> (bubbles)</p>
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How many layers in a animal cell?

1 layer

  1. Cell membrane

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Animal Cell Characteristics

Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Attached Ribosomes (Attached to RER) and Free Ribosomes (float freely), Lysosomes (unique to animals), Food Vacuole (unique to animals), Golgi, SER and RER, Vesicles (bubbles)

<p><strong>Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Mitochondria, Attached Ribosomes </strong>(Attached to RER) <u>and</u>&nbsp;<strong>Free Ribosomes </strong>(float freely)<strong>,&nbsp;Lysosomes&nbsp;</strong>(unique to animals)<strong>,</strong>&nbsp;<strong>Food Vacuole&nbsp;</strong>(unique to animals)<strong>,</strong>&nbsp;<strong>Golgi, SER </strong><u>and</u><strong> RER, Vesicles</strong> (bubbles)</p><p></p>