TYPES OF CELLS pp. 87-90. Prokaryotic TWO TYPES OF CELLS.

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TYPES OF CELLS pp

Prokaryotic TWO TYPES OF CELLS

Prokaryotic cells lack a nucleus Genetic information floats freely and is called a nucleoid They have a cell wall Prokaryotes have a highly protective covering called a capsule covering the cell wall They might have cilia or flagella for used for movement

Eukaryotic cells are much larger These cells contain a membrane-bound nucleus and organelles What organelles are considered membrane bound? Take out your “Cell Part Chart” Eukaryotic

Animal Cell

Plant Cell

Plant cells similar to animal cells since both are eukaryotic Plants also have: A cell wall Chloroplasts: organelles that undergo photosynthesis Large vacuole: stores water