Eukaryotic. Have everything an animal cell has, except lack lysosomes and centrioles. Specific to plants, they have a cellulose cell wall that keeps it rigid, chloroplasts for photosynthesis, and a central large vacuole. Multi-cellular.

Have ribosomes, lysosomes, a nucleus, eukaryotic, and have centrioles for replication. They also lack chloroplasts, but have mitochondria for respiration. Plasma membrane filters things in and out of the cell. Multi-cellular.

Single celled, membrane bound organelle-less organisms that mainly consist of bacteria, with a single coiled chromosome in the center, with no nucleus, and contain ribosomes. Also, some have a cell wall.

Multi or single-celled organisms that have a nucleus that contains the cell's genetic material. They also contain membrane bound organelles, and can undergo both mitosis and meiosis.

Membrane bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells that contains genetic material. It breaks down during mitosis.

A bean shaped membrane bound organelle that produces ATP during respiration in its inner membranes, also regulates energy in general.

Plant-specific organelle that orchestrates the essential processes of photosynthesis. Contains thylakoids and chlorophyll which are essential elements to sunlight-dependent processes.

A "bubble", membrane bound organelle found in Eukaryotes that acts as a cells internal storage.

A rigid outer barrier of cells that protects the cell, and keeps it extremely rigid, along with determining shape.

A membrane around cells that determine what come in and out of the cell. Peppered with proteins that can influence travelers.

Small sphere like organelles that can either free float or reside in the rough ER, that produce proteins/amino acid chains from mRNA that comes from the nucleus.

A jelly like substance that maintains the shape of the cell, the organelles reside in here.

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Cells

Term	Definition
Plant Cells	Eukaryotic. Have everything an animal cell has, except lack lysosomes and centrioles. Specific to plants, they have a cellulose cell wall that keeps it rigid, chloroplasts for photosynthesis, and a central large vacuole. Multi-cellular.
Animal Cells	Have ribosomes, lysosomes, a nucleus, eukaryotic, and have centrioles for replication. They also lack chloroplasts, but have mitochondria for respiration. Plasma membrane filters things in and out of the cell. Multi-cellular.
Prokaryotes	Single celled, membrane bound organelle-less organisms that mainly consist of bacteria, with a single coiled chromosome in the center, with no nucleus, and contain ribosomes. Also, some have a cell wall.
Eukaryotes	Multi or single-celled organisms that have a nucleus that contains the cell's genetic material. They also contain membrane bound organelles, and can undergo both mitosis and meiosis.
Nucleus	Membrane bound organelle found in eukaryotic cells that contains genetic material. It breaks down during mitosis.
Mitochondria	A bean shaped membrane bound organelle that produces ATP during respiration in its inner membranes, also regulates energy in general.
Chloroplast	Plant-specific organelle that orchestrates the essential processes of photosynthesis. Contains thylakoids and chlorophyll which are essential elements to sunlight-dependent processes.
Vacuole	A "bubble", membrane bound organelle found in Eukaryotes that acts as a cells internal storage.
Cell Wall	A rigid outer barrier of cells that protects the cell, and keeps it extremely rigid, along with determining shape.
Cell Membrane	A membrane around cells that determine what come in and out of the cell. Peppered with proteins that can influence travelers.
Ribosomes	Small sphere like organelles that can either free float or reside in the rough ER, that produce proteins/amino acid chains from mRNA that comes from the nucleus.
Cytoplasm	A jelly like substance that maintains the shape of the cell, the organelles reside in here.

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