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Plant Cell Parts and Functions

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The Plant Cell
Rough
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Cell Membrane
– thin, flexible barrier
around the cell. It
regulates what
enters and leaves
the cell.
– it contains
ribosomes and it
coordinates
protein synthesis.
Chromatin - it
contains most of the
genetic material (DNA)
of the cell.
Nucleolus - produces
ribosomes.
Nucleus
- it is the center of
cellular activity and it
controls cellular
reproduction.
Cytoplasm
– a jelly-like
substance inside
the cell that holds
all organelles in
place.
Cell Wall
- give the cell
strength and
structure, and to
filter molecules
that pass in and
out of the cell.
Golgi Complex
- it produces
lysosomes, packages
proteins for the cell
and releases them
into the cytoplasm.
Smooth Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Mitochondria
– serve as the
powerhouse of the
cell. They provide
energy for cellular
respiration.
Chloroplasts
– unlike the rough ER, it lacks
ribosomes. It specializes in lipid
synthesis, steroid hormone
production, and detoxification.
-serve as the site of
photosynthesis.
Central Vacuole
Plasmodesmata
– small tubes that
connect plant cells
to each other,
providing living
bridges between
cells.
Lysosomes
– they breaks
down food
molecules and
dead or injured
cells.
- Aside from water
storage, its main role
is to maintain turgor
pressure against the
cell wall.
Ribosomes
Cytoskeleton
- it provides
structure and
shape for a cell
and it helps the
cell move.
-assemble
amino acids to
create
proteins.
The Animal Cell
Nucleus
-it is the center of cellular
activity and it controls
cellular reproduction.
Chromatin - it contains
most of the genetic
material (DNA) of the cell.
Nucleolus - produces
ribosomes.
Mitochondria
-serve as the
powerhouse of the cell.
They provide energy for
cellular respiration.
Cell Membrane
-a thin, flexible barrier
around the cell and it
regulates what enters
and leaves the cell.
Cytoplasm
– a jelly-like substance
inside the cell that holds
all organelles in place.
Lysosomes
- they breaks down
food molecules and
dead or injured cells.
Golgi Apparatus
– it produces
lysosomes, packages
proteins for the cell
and releases them
into the cytoplasm.
Vesicles
- transport materials
that an organism
needs to survive and
recycle waste
materials.
Golgi Apparatus –
unlike the rough ER, it
lacks ribosomes. It
specializes in lipid
synthesis, steroid
hormone production,
and detoxification.
Ribosomes
– they assemble
amino acids to create
proteins.
Rough
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Cytoskeleton
– it contains
ribosomes and it
coordinates protein
synthesis.
- it provides
structure and shape
for a cell and it
helps the cell move.
Centrioles
– they help to arrange
the microtubules that
move chromosomes
during cell division.
Significance of the Project
This project is aimed to remind every student on the
acquired knowledge about the basic structures and
functions of cells. The collaboration is satisfactory
despite the limitations of physical interaction during the
currently ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The project was
achieved through innovative ideas collaborated
together that will benefit every individual to slowly and
ferociously understand the complexity of life that we
came to appreciate, in a fun learning strategy.
Rubrics:
• Visual Appeal
• Completeness of Parts
• Correctness
• Collaboration
• Timeliness
Total:
Members:
Earl Owen D. Esquivel
Jedric C. Tuquero
Larah Jerlie L. Limos
Yram Lezahnie C. Millet
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Rating: 10
Rating: 10
Rating: 10
Rating: 10
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