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    Animal Cells and Plant Cells (Group 2)

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    Animal and plant cells are the basic functional units of life. [1] Animal cells contain organelles that perform various metabolic functions to support animals, while plant cells contain specialized structures called organelles that carry out specific functions. [2] The main differences are that animal cells do not have a cell wall or chloroplasts, have a smaller or no vacuole, and come in irregular shapes, whereas plant cells have a cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplasts, and are generally rectangular or cubed in shape. [3]

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    Animal and plant cells are the basic functional units of life. [1] Animal cells contain organelles that perform various metabolic functions to support animals, while plant cells contain specialized structures called organelles that carry out specific functions. [2] The main differences are that animal cells do not have a cell wall or chloroplasts, have a smaller or no vacuole, and come in irregular shapes, whereas plant cells have a cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplasts, and are generally rectangular or cubed in shape. [3]

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    Animal and plant cells are the basic functional units of life. [1] Animal cells contain organelles that perform various metabolic functions to support animals, while plant cells contain specialized structures called organelles that carry out specific functions. [2] The main differences are that animal cells do not have a cell wall or chloroplasts, have a smaller or no vacuole, and come in irregular shapes, whereas plant cells have a cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplasts, and are generally rectangular or cubed in shape. [3]

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    Animal Cells and Plant Cells (Group 2)

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    Animal and plant cells are the basic functional units of life. [1] Animal cells contain organelles that perform various metabolic functions to support animals, while plant cells contain specialized structures called organelles that carry out specific functions. [2] The main differences are that animal cells do not have a cell wall or chloroplasts, have a smaller or no vacuole, and come in irregular shapes, whereas plant cells have a cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplasts, and are generally rectangular or cubed in shape. [3]

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    Animal Cell and

    Plant Cell
    By: Group 2

    Leaders: Members:
    Paola Bayani Xerr Isaac Asuncion Loren Joyce Contado
    Altheno Tero Marvin Jake Dela Cruz Christine Mae Llaban
    Angelo Medina Jamelyn Ann Rebenito
    Table of CONTENTS

    Animal plant
    01 Cells 02 Cells

    Compare
    &
    03 Contrast
    Animal
    01 Cells
    Animal cells are also the basic functional
    unit of life for animals constituting all cell
    organelles that perform a variety of
    functions to support the animals’
    metabolisms.
    plant
    02 Cells
    Plant cells are eukaryotic cells with a true
    nucleus along with specialized structures
    called organelles
    that carry out certain specific functions.
    Compare and
    03 Contrast

    Animal Cell Plant Cell


    No Cell wall Cell wall
    Small or No Vacuole Large Vacuole
    No Chloroplasts Chloroplasts
    Flagella Flagella only in gametes
    Animal cells are Plant cells are larger
    smaller than plant than animal cells
    cells Plants cells are similar
    Animal cells are in shape; rectangular
    irregular shapes to or cubed shaped
    round shapes

    Compare and
    03 Contrast

    Animal Cell Plant Cell


    No Cell wall Cell wall
    Mitochondrion
    Small or No Vacuole Golgi apparatus Large Vacuole
    No Chloroplasts Rough and Chloroplasts
    Flagella Smooth
    endoplasmic Flagella only in gametes
    Animal cells are reticulum Plant cells are larger
    smaller than plant Nucleus than animal cells
    cells Cytoplasm
    Ribosomes Plants cells are similar
    Animal cells are in shape; rectangular
    irregular shapes to or cubed shaped
    round shapes

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