4. Animal Cell
• Animal cell is any type of cell that
comes from an organism belonging
to kingdom animalia
5. Main
parts of
cells
• Cell membrane
• Cell wall
• Nucleus
• Cytoplasm
• Mitochondria
• Chloroplast
• Ribosomes
• Endoplasmic Reticulum
• Chromosomes
• Vacuole
• Centrioles
6. Cell
Membrane
• A thin permeable membrane
that surrounds the cytoplasm
of a cell, enclosing its
content.
• Allow movement of material
or substances both inward
and outward.
7. Cell Wall
• Outer covering of cell
• Protective semi-permeable
membrane
• Give shape to the cell
• Made up of cellulose
• Present only in plant cells
8. Nucleus
• The nucleus is a membrane
bounded structure, that contains
cell’s hereditary information the
cell’s growth and reproduction.
• Parts of nucleus
• Nucleoplasm
• Nuclear envelope. Separates
nucleus from surrounding
cytoplasm
• Chromatin. Network of thread
like structure containing
hereditary materials.
9. Nucleus
• Chromosomes. Condensed and coiled chromatin.
• Nucleoli. Spherical structure within the nucleus. Plays part in building
proteins.
• Functions of Nucleus:
• Cell reproduction
• Essential for continuity of life
• Protein production
• Cells without nucleus die early
10. Cytoplasm
• Gell like substance within the cell membrane
containing:
• Water
• Enzymes
• Salts
• Organelles
• Various organic molecules
• Larger part of the cell
• It contains some important organelles
• Mitochondria
• Ribosmes
• Endoplasmic reticulum
11. What are organelles?
• This is highly organized
structure found with in a cell,
i.e; a subcellular structure
found with in a cell.
12. Mitochondria
• Small spherical or rod-shaped organelles
• Known as powerhouse of cells
• Released energy in the form of ATP
(adenosine triphosphate)
• Energy carrying molecules found in all
living things
• ATPs are like batteries in cells.
• Provide energy for vital activities
14. Vacuole
• A fluid-filled space enclosed by a membrane.
• Animal cells may have a small vacuole, while plant cells have large
central vacuole.
• Provide support and participates in variety of cellular functions
including:
• Storage
• Detoxification
• Protection
• Growth
15. Vacuole
• Cell Sap in plant cells
• Contains dissolved
substances
• Sugar, mineral salts
and amino acids.
• Membrane surrounding
vacuole is called
tonoplast
16. Centrioles
• A pair of tiny structures close to the
nucleus
• Play role in cell divion
• Present only in animal cells.
17. Difference
between
plant and
animal cell
• Have cell wall
• Have regular shape
• Have chloroplast
• Have large central vacuole
• Do not have centrioles
Plant cells
• Do not have cell wall
• Do not have regular shape
• Do not have chloroplast
• Have small vacuole
• Have centrioles
Animal Cells
18. Specialized/Modified cell
• Root Hair Cell:
• To absorb water and
minerals.
• Finger-like projection
• Increases surface
area for absorption.
• Has a larger vacuole
to store more H2O.
19. Red blood cell:
• To carry/transport oxygen.
• Packed with haemoglobin (red pigment).
• No nucleus.
• Biconcave shape.