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Animal cells

Mitochondria- they release energy out by respiration.


Ribosomes- in this cell it's where the proteins are made


Nucleus- it controls all the activities around the cell and also contains genetic information


Cytoplasm- the jelly like substance where the chemical reactions takes place


Cell membrane- it controls what goes in and out of the cell

Plant cells

Plant cell has the same as animal cells but with 3 more



Cell wall- made out of cellulose and its to make the cell be rigid.



Chloroplasts- a process of photosynthesis, it contains a green pigment called chlorophyll; it absorbs light for photosynthesis.



Permanent vacuole- contains cell sap

Yeast and bacteria cells

They both have:



Cell wall


Cell membrane


Cytoplasm



Yeast has nucleus but for in bacteria cell it has genetic material also known as DNA not nucleus

Specialised cells

A specialised cell is one that performs a particular function



Sperm cells- reproduction.



The eggs job is to carry the female dna and to nourish the embryo.



The sperms job is to securely carry the male's DNA to the females.



The long tail helps to move around the egg by using mitochondria as that releases energy by respiration.



And the streamlined head contains genetic information producing energy for the cell



Specialised cells pt 2- Red blood cells

-Promoted for to carry the oxygen to every cell in the body



Big surface area to absorb energy



Helps them move pass through the capillaries to reach the body cells



Red blood cells has no nucleus



It's packed with haemoglobins since there's no nucleus there's more space for room for it.



*haemoglobins- the pigment absorbs energy

Specialised cells pt 3- palisade leaf cells

specialised for photosynthesis



At the top of the cell it's where photosynthesis happens



it's packed with chloroplasts


which absorbs light for photosynthesis



It has more surface area absorbing carbon dioxide from air in the leaf because the have tall sides



Specialised cells pt 4- root hair cells

They are specialised plant cells



They absorb water and Minerals ions from soil



Thin cell wall to absorb water from soil



Has large surface area

Tissues

The process of cells becoming specialised for a particular job is called differentiation



A group of cells working together to do a particlar job is called tissues



Different types of tissues:



Muscular tissues: contracts the movement



Glandular tissue: makes the substances like enzymes ( proteins that controls chemical reactions) and hormones (chemical messengers)



Epithelial tissue: covers parts of the body

Organs

A Group of tissues working together to do a particular job is called organs



The stomach is an organ made of these tissues:



muscular tissue: moves the stomach wall to churn up the food



glandular tissue: makes digestive juices to digest food



epithelial tissue: covers the outside and the inside of the stomach

Organ systems

Group of organs working together to do a particular job is called organ system



Digestive system is a organ system as it's made up of these organs:



Glands (salivary glands & pancreas) - produces digestive juices



Liver- produces bile which is secreted by the gall bladder



Stomach- where the food is digested



Small intestine - digested food molecules are absorbed.


(they pass through the wall of the small intestine and into our bloodstream)



Large intestine- when the water is absorbed from undigested food also known as faeces



Plant organs

Stems- supports the plant and transports water from roots to the leaves



Leaves- where the main part of photosynthesis happens in



Roots- keeps the plant in one place and absorbs water

Plant tissues

Mesophyll tissue: where most of the photosynthesis happens



Xylem and phloem: they carry water and mineral ions around the plant



Epidermal tissue: covers the whole plant