cell structure

prokaryotic cells

• do not have organelles such as nucleus

• have nucleus

• are mithochandria

• are same as eukaryotic cells

eukaryotic cells

• have long legs

• are bacterial cells

• do not have organells

• are larger than prokaryotic cells and have organells

centrioles

• have cell wall

• in animal cells

• have vacuole

• in plant cells

plant cells have these unique features

• dont have chloroplast

• cell wall central vacuole and chloroplast

• have vacuole and centrioles

• none of the above

principles of cell theory

• all living things are composed of cells,is the basic unit of life, all cells come from prexisting cells

• all things composed of vacuoles

• all living things composed but is not the basic unit of life

• all of the above

Membrane-bound compartment inside eukaryotic cells with specific function

• organs

• piano

• organelle

• chlorplast

conversion of light energy into chemical energy

• chloroplast

• photsynthesis

• nucleus

• dna

Cellular respiration (synthesis of chemical energy: ATP

• endoplasma

• ribosomes

• mitochondria

• celltheory

house the dna in eukaryotic cells, controls cell activities

• nucleus

• vauloles

• lyosomes

• cystoskeleton

the structure present inside the nucleus it make subunits of ribosomes

• nucleus

• nucleotides

• nucleolus

• cell wall