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Eukaryotic Cell
Structure
Most organisms are eukaryotes.
Cell Wall
• found in plants,
algae, fungi,
bacteria
• Rigid; protects and
supports
• contains cellulose
for structure
• surrounds cell
membrane
Cell
Membrane
1.
2.
3.
Animal Cell
cytoplasm
cell membrane
nucleolus
chromatin
nuclear
membrane
Plant Cell
nucleus
nucleolus
chromatin
nuclear
membrane
cell wall
cell
membrane
cytoplasm
Types (both in all cells):
1. smooth E R –
lipid synthesis,
neutralizes poisons
2. rough E R –
has ribosomes,
transports
protein
Ribosomes
• site of protein
synthesis
• found on rough
E.R. and free
floating in the
cytoplasm
Animal Cell
cytoplasm
cell membrane
smooth ER
nucleolus
chromatin
ribosome
rough ER
nuclear
membrane
Plant Cell
smooth ER
nucleus
nucleolus
chromatin
nuclear
membrane
cell wall
cell
membrane
rough ER
ribosome
cytoplasm
Golgi complex
• packages and
distributes
protein
• forms small
membrane sacs
known as
vesicles
vesicle
Mitochondrion
• “power house”
• respiration centers
of cell (breaks down
glucose to release
stored energy)
Mitochondrion
• produces energy
(ATP)
• structure –
 inner folded
membrane for
more surface area
= more energy
produced
• have there own DNA
• can divide to make more energy
• ex: muscle cells have large amounts of
mitochondria because they need a lot of
ATP
Chloroplasts
• found in plant and
algae cells
• contain a green
pigment called
chlorophyll
• where
photosynthesis
takes place
Animal Cell
cytoplasm
cell membrane
smooth ER
nucleolus
chromatin
ribosome
mitochondria
Golgi
complex
rough ER
nuclear
membrane
Plant Cell
smooth ER
nucleus
nucleolus
chromatin
chloroplast
nuclear
membrane
Golgi
complex
cell wall
cell
membrane
rough ER
mitochondria
ribosome
cytoplasm
Lysosomes
• “suicide sacs”
• vesicles which
contain digestive
enzymes
• digests food particles, kills bacteria, destroys
worn out cells and organelles, degenerates tissue
• found in animal cells
White blood cells have a
lot of lysosomes to digest
bacteria.
Vesicles
• small sacs used
to transport
material around
the cell
Vacuole
• large storage
compartments
for enzymes,
waste, water,
sap
• found in plant
cells
Animal Cell
cytoplasm
vesicle
cell membrane
smooth ER
nucleolus
chromatin
ribosome
mitochondria
Golgi
complex
rough ER
nuclear
membrane
lysosome
Plant Cell
smooth ER
nucleus
nucleolus
chromatin
chloroplast
nuclear
membrane
Golgi
complex
cell wall
cell
membrane
rough ER
vacuole
mitochondria
ribosome
cytoplasm
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