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Bacteria structure
Cell wall
Cell membrane
Cytoplasm
Plasmids
No nucleus
Smaller
Circular chromosomes of DNA in cytoplasm
Bacteria examples
Lactobacillus
Pneumococcus
How do plants store their carbohydrates
As starch or sucrose
How do animals store their carbohydrates
As glycogen
How do fungi store their carbohydrates
As glycogen
Fungi examples
Mucor
Common features of eukaryotic organisms
Nucleus
Cytoplasm
Cell membrane
Mitochondria
Ribsomes
Plants structure
Multicellular
Contain chloroplasts —> carry out photosynthesis
Cell walls made from cellulose
Permanent vacuole
Fungi structure
Multicellular and unicellular
Cell walls of chitin
No chloroplasts —> cannot photoynthesise
Organised in mycelium with thread-like hyphae
Saprothrophic nutrition
Animals
Multicellular
Cannot photosynthesise
Nervous systems to coordinate movement
Protocists
Single celled organisms
Protocist examples
Amoeba
Chlorella
Virus examples
Tobacco mosaic virus
HIV/AIDS
Saprotrophic nutrition
Fungi Feed by extracellular secretion of enzymes onto food material and absorption of the organic material
Why are viruses not classified as living organisms
MRSGREN
-can only reproduce in living cells
HIV/AIDS
Weakens the immunes system