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Plant and Animal

Types of cells

Cytoplasm

Jelly-like material holding organelles in place

Cell membrane

-Cell boundary


-Controls movement of materials in and out

Nucleolus

Produces ribosomes

Nucleus

Protects DNA and controls the cell

Chromosomes

The DNA

Central Vacuole

Food and water storage of plant cell

Food Vacuole

Food and water storage of animal cell

Vacuole and Vesicles

Storage

Mitochondria

Make ATP energy and is the powerhouse of the cell

Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)

Manufacturing and packaging system

Golgi apparatus

Finishes, packages, and ships proteins

Ribosomes

Builds proteins

Lysosome

Food digestion and garbage disposal

Cell wall

Support, protection

Chloroplast

Make ATP and sugars in photosynthesis

Paramecium

Show mobility and heterotrophy.


A genus of the ciliate protozoa (Kingdom Protista)

Oral Groove (Paramecium)

Specialized region that functions in the ciliary movement of food substances to its base where food vacuoles form

Amoeba

A genus of the protozoa (Kingdom Protista).


Move by the formation of temporary "false-feet" called pseudopodia.

Pseudopodia

False-feet

Phagocytosis (Endocytosis)

Process of engulfing food by extending pseudopodia around it

Etioplast

Crystalline prolamellar bodies, precursor of chlorophyll

Chromoplast

Pigment synthesis and storage

Chloroplast

Photosynthesis, lipid synthesis

Leucoplast

Synthesis of fatty acids and amino acids

Amyloplast

Storage of starch and sugar

Elaioplast

Storage of lipids, oils

Proteinoplast

Sites of enzyme (protein) activity

Smooth Muscle

-Fusiform/spindle-shaped


-Single nucleus


-For contraction


-Stomach, bladder, uterus, blood vessels

Skeletal muscle

-Filamentous


-Multi-nucleated


-Voluntary movement


-Attached to the bones

Cardiac muscle

-Bundles form thick Myocardium


-Cardiac muscle cells are single cells


-For contraction


-Inherent rhythmicity

Human blood smear

Transportation and distribution of materials, body wastes, and excess

Red blood cell (RBC)

Biconcave disc, non nucleated

Amoeba

Amorphous/Amoebid


One nucleus


Locomotion, nutrition

Chromatophores

Irregular


Found in frog's skin


For pigmentation

Mammal (cat) ovary

Circular/Spherical egg cell


One central nucleus


Reproduction

Sperm smear

Oval-shaped head


One nucleus: apical


For locomotion


In seminiferous tubules of the testis

Human (palm) skin

Stratified squamous.


Lining and covering/Protection, diffusion of gases and/or wastes.

Frog's skin

Stratified squamous.


Lining, diffusion of gasses, secretion

Liver

Breaks down toxin into less harmful forms, protection.


Polygonal cells in trabecular arrangement.

Kidney

Simple cuboidal cells.


One nucleus.


Removes waste by filtering the blood plasma.

Small intestine (duodenum)

Simple columnar.


One nucleus, basal.


Absorption and secretion

Spinal cord

Stellate motor neurons.


One nucleus.


Transmission of nerve impulses.

Trachea

Pseudostratified Ciliated Columnar Epithelium.


Secrets mucus to trap foreign materials.

Bone

Web like.


Protection and support.


Osteocytes located within the lacunae.

Amorphous

No regular shape and can change shape.

Irregular

No regular shape but don't change shape.

Mitosis

Cell division

Entomology

Study of insects

Biology

Study of life