Different types of Cells

Plant Cell features: 

*Most(but not all) plant cells contain what is highlighted.

• A Cell wall - to support and strengthen the cell.
• A Cell membrane - controls what comes in and out of the cell.
• A Nucleus - contains the genetic information.
• Mitochondria - where most energy is released during respiration.
• Cytoplasm - liquid get where most chemical reactions take place.
• Ribosomes - where protein synthesis occurs.
• Chloroplasts- absorbs light energy to make food.
• A Permanent vacuole - filled with cell sap.

Animal Cells features:

• A nucleus - contains genetic information.
• A Cell membrane - controls what comes in and out of the cell.
• Cytoplasm - liquid gel where chemical reactions take place.
• Mitochondria - releases energy during respiration.
• Ribosomes - where protein synthesis occurs.

Bacterial cell features:

• Flagellum - helps to move around.
• Plasmids - fragments of DNA.
• Cell wall - supports and strengthens the cell.
• Cell membrane - controls what comes in and out of the cell.
• Cytoplasm - liquid gel where chemical reactions take place.
• Slime Capsule - reduce friction + movement.
• Genetic material - DNA.
• Mitochondria - Releases energy during respiration.

Yeast Cell features:

• A Nucleus - contains genetic information.
• A Cell wall - to support and strengthen the cell.
• A Cell membrane - controls what comes in and out of the cell.
• Mitochondria - releases energy during respiration.
• Cytoplasm - liquid gel where chemical reactions take place.

Red blood cell features:

• No nucleus - space used to carry oxygen.
• Biconcare shape - increase surface area to carry more oxygen.
• Contains haemoglobin.
• Small diameter - to fit in even the smalllest capillary.
• Large surface area - to carry oxygen.

Muscle cell features:

• Can contract.
• Mitochondria - releases energy during respiration.
• Elongated.