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    Cell Structure and Organization

    -Plant cells have an outer boundary called cell wall which

    surrounds the plasma membrane (bersebelahan)

    Living component of cell

    (protoplasm)

    Cytoplasm Nucleus

    ______-__

    Contain tiny structure calledOrganelles-cellular component

    that perform specific function Within

    the cell

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    -Separates the content of a cell from its external environment

    -Control the activities in and out of a cell

    - Place where biochemical reactions- Most living processes occur within the cell

    -Maintains the shape of plant cell-

    -Stores chemical such as acids,sugar,amino acid,mineral salts

    -plant elongation by absorb water and causing it expand

    Cell sap

    tonoplast

    Young plant has smaller vacuole than matured plants

    STUCTURE VACUOLE

    Cell Membrane

    Cytoplasm

    CELL WALL

    VACUOLE

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    - Controls all cellular activities

    - (DNA) determines the characteristic of a cell andmetabolic functions

    RED- Nucleolus (dense, darker)LINES- Chromatin - (carries genetic material in the form DNA)

    Cell wall=Nuclear envelope

    (separates the contents from cytoplasm)Cytoplasm=nucleoplasm

    VACUOLE

    -Sites of cellular respiration

    -ENERGY is generatedMITOCHONDRIA

    -(its connected to r.e.r)-Sites ofPROTEINRIBOSOMES

    -ROUGH ER = transport protein made by ribosome in a cell

    -SMOOTH ER = Synthesis lipids

    ERENDOPLASMIC RECTICULUM

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    -MODIFIES proteins and carbohydrates

    -TRANSPORT proteins to other part of cell

    -SORT AND PACKAGES proteins in secretory vehiclesGOLGIAPPARATUS

    -Function as digestive compartments

    -lysosomes fuse with food vacuole to

    form enzymeLYSOSOMES

    -Form Spindle Fibres during cell division

    in animal cellCENTRIOLES

    -Chlorophyll trap energy from sunlightAnd converts light energy into Chemicalenergy during photosynthesis

    -Green pigment gives the green colour leaf

    CHLOROPLASTS

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    Comparison between the structures of animal and plant cell

    SIMILARITIES-both have nucleus, cytoplasm, endoplasmic reticulum ,

    plasma membrane, Golgi apparatus , mitochondria

    Structure Animal cell Plant cell

    SHAPE Do not have fixed shape Have a fixed shape

    Cell wall Do not have cell wall Have cell wall

    Chloroplast Do not have chloroplasts Have chloroplast

    Food storage Carbohydrates stores in

    Glycogen

    Carbohydrates stores in

    the form ofstarch

    Centrioles Have centrioles Do not have centrioles

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    Used an organelles in cells

    Mitochondria-energy in the form ofATP

    Chloroplasts

    R.e.r and Golgi Apparatus

    SPERM CELLS- to swim towards ovumMUSCLE CELLS- contact and relax to enable movement and flight

    MERISTEMATIC CELL(immature plant )- reproduce newcell during active division

    PALISADE MESOPHYLL CELL- absorb sunlightduring photosynthesis

    Pancreatic cell secrete enzymes and hormones

    Salivary glands secretes enzymes

    Stomach epithelium secrete digestive enzymes

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    S.E.R

    GolgiApparatus

    Liver Cells- carbohydrates metabolism and

    detoxification of drugs and poisons

    Goblet cells- secrete mucus

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    CELL

    TISSUES

    ORGANS

    SYSTEMS

    MULTICELLULAR ORGANISMS

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    TISSUES Epithelial tissue _______________ Muscle tissue

    _______________

    Nerve Tissue

    _______________ Connective Tissue

    _______________________________________

    Epithelial Tissue

    Skin/lining of the

    mouth and esophagus

    Form a protective barrier against infections,

    mechanical injuries, chemicalsBody cavities, heart,

    blood vessels and

    lungsAlveoli-exchange of gases

    Small intestine Absorb nutrients after digestion completed

    Glands, ducts,

    kidney tubulesTo form glands in the skin

    Trachea They have cilia and secrete mucus

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    MUSCLE TISSUE (most abundant tissue in most animals)

    Smooth Muscle Skeletal muscle Cardiac muscle-voluntary movement contract to pump blood

    NERVE TISSUE

    -Control the coordinate and activities of the body-Composed of neurons (consist of dendrites and axon)

    CONNECTIVE TISSUE

    -Bones , Blood , Lymph, Fat cells

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    SYSTEM

    -Nervous system , Skeletal system , Circulatory system, Digestive system,Respiratory system, Excretory system, Reproductive system, Muscular

    system, (skin)Integumentary system, Endocrine system, Lymphatic system

    MERISTEMATIC TISSUES(CONSIST OF SMALL CELLS WHICH HAVE THIN WALLS )

    Apical meristems -tip of root and buds of shoots whichundergo meiotic Cell Division

    (increase number of cell

    ) Lateral meristems/cambiaperipheral areas of stems androot which responsible for Secondary growth (add girth)

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    PERMANENT TISSUE

    (MORE MATURE CELLS)

    Contains guard cell control the opening and

    closing the stomata

    Epidermal Tissue

    Ground Tissue

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    .PARENCHYMA TISSUE

    STORE PRODUCTSOF PHOTOSYNTHESIS

    Palisade mesophyll

    cells and spongy mesophyll cells

    contain chloroplast and carry outphotosynthesis

    To support in

    herbaceous plants Provides protection

    and support

    the plants

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    ROOT HAIR CELL