There are two main types of cells: eukaryotic cells which include plant, animal, fungi and protist cells, and prokaryotic cells which are bacteria and archaea. All cells share some common features like a cell membrane, cytoplasm and nucleus, while plant cells also contain chloroplasts, a vacuole and cell wall. Cells can be specialized to perform particular functions, such as leaf cells, sperm cells, red blood cells and root hair cells. Some specialized cell types include nerve cells which carry nerve impulses and egg cells which join with male cells during reproduction.

1. CellsCells

2. Kind of cells:Kind of cells:
 eukaryoticeukaryotic:: protists, fungi, plants,animals.protists, fungi, plants,animals.
prokaryotesprokaryotes: bacteria and archaea which share a similar structure: bacteria and archaea which share a similar structure

3. There are:There are:
 Animal cellsAnimal cells  Plant cellsPlant cells

4. Features in common:Features in common:
 Cell membraneCell membrane
 CytoplasmCytoplasm
 NucleusNucleus

5. Cells plant have enough:Cells plant have enough:
 ChloroplastChloroplast
 VacuoleVacuole
 Cell wallCell wall

6. Specialised cellsSpecialised cells
Leaf Cell
Sperm Cell Red Blood Cells
Root hair cell

7. Particular function of many type ofParticular function of many type of
cells:cells:

8. DiffusionDiffusion

9. Osmosis:Osmosis:

10. Other specialised cells:Other specialised cells:
Female reproductive cell
(egg cell)
Nerve cells
Carry nerve impulses to
different parts of the
body
Join with male cell, and
then to provide food for
the new cell that's been
formed

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