Variety of Organisms

Plants

1. Multicellular

2. Chloroplasts

3. Cellulose cell walls

4. Glucose as starch - insoluble

Cereal and Peas/Beans

Animals

1. Multicellular 

2. Nervous systems

3. No chloroplasts

4. No cellulose cell walls

5. Glucose as glycogen

Mammals, insects, etc

Fungi

1. Saphrophytic

2. Hyphae

3. Chitin

4. No chloroplasts

5. Glucose as glycogen

Mucor and Yeast (unicellular)

Bacteria 

1. Unicellular

2. No nucleus - bacterial chromosome

3. Saphrophytic

4. Structure - Slime capsule Flagella Cytoplasm Chromosome

Cell wall  Plasmid

Plasma membrane

Lactobacillius bulgaricus (yoghurt) and Pneumococcus (Pneumonia)

Protoctists

1. Unicellular

2. Animal-like features

OR

3. Plant-like features

Amoeba, algae

Viruses

1. Very small. No cells

2. Parasitic

3. Infect every type of cell.

4. Structure - Envelope - Gain entry

Capsid - Protein coat, protect genetic info, give structure

DNA/RNA - nucleic acid, code for builiding new viruses

Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Influenza Virus