Cell wall,Cell membrane,Ribosomes,Genetic material free DNA,Flogeulm,Plasma,Cytoplasm
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Definition of Nucleus
It controls the centre of cell and contains genetic information
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Definition of Cytoplasm
It is a liquid that gets in which most of the chemical reactions take place in
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Definition of Cell membrane
Semi-permeable,controls movement of material in and out of the cell.
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Definition of Cell wall
It supports and protection of the plant
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Definition of Mitochondria
Power house of cell.Produces AT by respiration
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Definition of ribosomes
Production of proteins
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Definition of Chloroplast
Uses energy to make food by photosynthesis
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Definition of Vacuole
Stores food and water and waste in plants
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What is in an Eukaryotes cell
Much larger and complex , Evolved from prokaryotes, Contains organelles, Single cell or multicellular, Multiple linear chromosome
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What is in an Prokaryotes cell
Much smaller and simpler, Oldest cell type , Lack of nucleus, Single celled, Single circular chromosome
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What is in both Eukaryotes cell and Prokaryotes cell
Have DNA,cytoplasm,Ribosomes,Plasm,Cell membrane
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Name one difference and 3 similarities in a Animal cell,Yeast cell and a Bacteria cell
One difference between the Animal,Yeast and Bacteria cells is in a yeast cell is it has a food storage to store food in.One similarity is they all have cytoplasm (liquaid) in all the cells.
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Name one difference and 3 similarities in a Animal cell,Yeast cell and a Bacteria cell
Another similarity is an animal cell and a bacteria cell both have a cell membrane as it controls the movements of the substance.A fourth similarity is a yeast cell and bacteria cells both have ribosomes.
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Name one difference and 3 similarities in a Animal cell,Yeast cell and a Bacteria cell
The final similarity is a yeast cell and animal cell both have a nucleus where as a bacteria cell does not
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