Parts of a Plant Cell
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Plant and Animal Cells
By Oliver Smith
Cells are the building blocks of all living things. The term ‘cell’ was first coined by Robert Hooke in the 16th century when he was studying different objects using the newly-invented microscopes. The following activities are designed to help students understand the difference between and functions of both plant and animal cells.
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Parts of a Plant Cell
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- VACUOLE
- CYTOPLASM
- NUCLEUS
- CELL WALL
- A space filled with cell sap which keeps the cell turgid
- Where the majority of the activities take place
- Contains DNA and controls the functions of the cell
- MITOCHONDRIA
- Made of cellulose and strengthens the cell
- CHLOROPLAST
- PARTS OF THE CELL
- CELL MEMBRANE
- RIBOSOMES
- Where the majority of respiration takes place
- Contains chlorophyll and it is where photosynthesis happens
- Where protein synthesis occurs
- Where protein synthesis occurs
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