1. Plant Cells
1.1. Structures & Functions
1.1.1. Cell Wall
1.1.1.1. Provides support
1.1.1.1.1. Made of cellulose
1.1.2. Cell Membrane
1.1.2.1. Controls the entry and exit of chemicals/materials out of cell
1.1.3. Nucleus
1.1.3.1. Controls cell activity
1.1.4. Vacuole
1.1.4.1. Contains cell sap
1.1.5. Cytoplasm
1.1.5.1. Site of chemical reaction
1.1.6. Mitrochondria
1.1.6.1. Site of aerobic respiration
1.1.7. Ribosomes
1.1.7.1. Site of protein synthesis
1.1.8. Chloroplast
1.1.8.1. Site of photosynthesis
2. Animal Cells
2.1. Structures & Functions
2.1.1. Cell Membrane
2.1.1.1. Controls the entry and exit of chemicals/materials out of cell
2.1.2. Cytoplasm
2.1.2.1. Site of chemical reaction
2.1.3. Nucleus
2.1.3.1. Controls cell activity
2.1.4. Mitrochondria
2.1.4.1. Site of aerobic respiration
2.1.5. Ribosomes
2.1.5.1. Site of protein synthesis
3. Yeast Cells (Fungal)
3.1. Structures & Functions
3.1.1. Cell Wall
3.1.1.1. Provides support
3.1.1.1.1. Made of chitin
3.1.2. Cell Membrane
3.1.2.1. Controls the entry and exit of chemicals/materials out of cell
3.1.3. Nucleus
3.1.3.1. Controls cell activity
3.1.4. Vacuole
3.1.4.1. Contains cell sap
3.1.5. Cytoplasm
3.1.5.1. Site of chemical reaction
3.1.6. Mitrochondria
3.1.6.1. Site of aerobic respiration
3.1.7. Ribosomes
3.1.7.1. Site of protein synthesis
4. Bacteria Cells
4.1. A Bacteria Cell is not like any other cell in physical form
4.2. Structures & Functions
4.2.1. Cell Wall
4.2.1.1. Provides support
4.2.2. Cell Membrane
4.2.2.1. Controls the entry and exit of chemicals/materials out of cell
4.2.3. Cytoplasm
4.2.3.1. Site of chemical reaction
4.2.4. Ribosomes
4.2.4.1. Site of protein synthesis
4.2.5. Bacterial Chromosome
4.2.5.1. Contains genetic material
4.2.6. Plasmid
4.2.6.1. Circular ring of DNA
4.2.7. Capsule
4.2.7.1. Protects the bacterial cell
4.2.8. Flagellum
4.2.8.1. Used for movement of the cell