By: Kristen Folan.  First of all what is a cell? A cell is the basic unit of structure and function in a living thing. All cells can be classified into.

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By: Kristen Folan

 First of all what is a cell? A cell is the basic unit of structure and function in a living thing. All cells can be classified into two groups the Eurkaryotic and the Prokaryotic cells.

 Prokaryotic cells do not have nucleus.

 Eurkaryotic cells have a nucleus and membrane-covered organelles.

 Plant  All things as animal cell but has these to chlorplast and a cell wall  Animal

 Nucleus  Nucleolus  Microtubules  Golgi  Mitchondria  Centrosome  Fliaments  smooth  Rough  Preoxisomes  Lysosome(s)  Secretary vesicles  Cytosol  Cell membrane  Endoplasmic reticulum

 Nucleus  Nucleolus  Microtubules  Golgi  Mitchondria  Centrosome  Fliaments  Smooth  Cell wall  Rough  Preoxisomes  Lysosome(s)  Secretary vesicles  Cytosol  Cell membrane  Endoplasmic reticulum  Chlorplast

 Look at the similarities and differences

 There are cells in many things.  Like a lily anthers is a plant cell

 Horse ascaris egg is an animal cell

 Paramecium is single-celled.

 Cells are in many thing there’s billions in us. Cells are everyone!!!!!!  Thanks for watching!

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