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2. What are the 12 main parts of an animal cell? - Socratic

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   The parts of an animal cell can be called as Cell organelles. They are as follows: 1. Nucleus 2. Nucleolus 3. Mitochondria 4. Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum 5. Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum 6. Centrosomes 7. Lysosomes 8. Ribosomes 9. Golgi Complex 10. Cell membrane 11. Nuclear Envelope 12. Cytoskeleton

3. What are the parts of animal cells? - Socratic

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   See below The different parts of an animal cell are called organelles, and there's a lot of them. Nucleus - stores genetic information of the cell, contains the instructions for protein building Cell membrane - composed of a phospholipid bilayer, and it surrounds the cell. Mitochondria - makes energy for the cell cytoplasm - jelly-like substance that fills up the empty space of the cell ...

4. How would you compare cell organelles to parts of a car?

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   Answer link. Depends on what kind of cell. I have basic pieces first, then more specialised ones. Basic organelles; Cell Membrane : Doors (In control of what enters and leaves the cell) Cytoplasm : Under the hood (Where the reactions happen) Mitochondria : Engine (converts fuel into energy) Vacuole : Boot (stores food, water and waste) Nucleus ...

5. What are 3 organelles that plant cells have that animal cell ......

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   It also has a great role in osmoregulation. Answer link. Those are: 1. Cell Wall: this provides extra strength and support for the plant cell so it doesn't burst when gaining water by endosmosis. Chloroplasts: this is where photosynthesis takes place. Large permenant vacuole: this stores several pigments, ions, enzymes and organic and inorganic ...

6. What do animal and plant cells have in common? | Socratic

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   A few organelles and a cell wall. There are many things in common between the two. They are actually more similar than not. However, there are a few differences. The most notable is that plant cells have a cell wall over their cell membrane unlike a animal cell which just has a membrane. In addition to that there are a few organelles that are different as well. In the plant cell the vacuole is ...

7. What does a plant and animal cell have in common? | Socratic

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   Explanation: Plant and animal cells both have nuclei, cytoplasm, and other organelles, such as the cell membrane. These parts are important for many different reasons. Cells need a nucleus to be able to know what they should do, i.e. the nucleus acts as a "brain" for the cells. It controls many cell processes and synthesizes DNA as well.

8. What are the principle parts of a cell? - Socratic

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   All cells have a Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm and Chromatin (genetic material) No matter what type of cell, animal, plant, bacteria, all cells have a Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm and Chromatin (genetic material). However there are many organelles that comprise the anatomical and physiological aspects of the cell. Cell Membrane - Outer protective, selectively permeable boundary with the cell's ...

9. Which part of a cell contains DNA? - Socratic

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   In animal cell nucleus and mitochondria, where as in plant cell nucleus and plastid contain DNA. In prokaryotic cell nucleoid region of cell contains DNA. Eukaryotic cell contains the genomic linear DNA, associated with histone protein, in nucleus; but plastids and mitochondria being semiautonomous organelles, contain their own prokaryotic type circular naked DNA.

10. What is a specialized cell and what is an unspecialized cell?

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    Refer to the explanation. A specialized cell has a unique and important structure to perform a special job e.g. root hair cell has a long protrusion for more absorption of water and minerals (like magnesium and nitrate ions). Non specialized cells contain the basic organelles for performing normal tasks. An example is stem cells. This diagram shows the organells of a non specialised animal ...

11. How are proteins are made in the animal cell? | Socratic

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    Explanation: DNA and RNA do many steps such as translation, transcription, and more to form protein codons and code them into amino acids. Then, thousands of amino acids are joined together to make proteins, which regulate body function and catalyze chemical reactions (enzymes). Ribosomes are also involved in this action.