Like most animal cells they contain a nucleus, cytoplasm, cell membrane, mitochondria and ribosomes.
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What do plant and algal cells contain?
Everything in an animal cell plus many also contain chloroplasts and a permanent valour filled with sap.
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Why are plant cells different from animal cells?
Because they have different functions.
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What are all living things made of?
Cells.
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How big are cells?
Cells are small and can only be seen with microscopes, light microscopes are used in schools. Electron microscopes make things thousands of times larger.
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In a cell, what is the function of a nucleus?
To control the cell's activities.
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In a cell, what is the function of cytoplasm?
It is where many chemical reactions take place.
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In a cell, what is the function of a cell membrane?
It controls the movement of materials in and out of the cell.
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In a cell what is the function of mitochondria?
It is where energy is released during aerobic respiration.
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In a cell, what is the function of ribosomes?
It is where the protein synthesis takes place.
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In plant and algal cells, what is the rigid cell wall made of?
Cellulose for support.
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In plant and algal cells, what is the function of chloroplasts?
They contain chlorophyll for photosynthesis; the chloroplasts absorb light energy to make food.
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In plant and algal cells, what contains sap?
A permanent vacuole.
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What are algae?
Simple aquatic organisms which have many features similar to plant cells.
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In which part of the cell is energy released during respiration?
Mitochondrion (ia).
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What do plant and algal cells contain?
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Everything in an animal cell plus many also contain chloroplasts and a permanent valour filled with sap.
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