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Plant Of animal Cell

Functions of the main organelles of plant and animal cells. We will be familiar with some cell organelles, visible under an electron microscope. (a) Cell wall: Cell wall is the unique and outstanding feature of a plant cell. It is composed of inert materials. Chemical composition of a wall is much complex. Cellulose, nitrocellulose, lining, tenpin, submariner are the chemical components of a plant cell wall. But, bacterial cell wall is composed of protein and lipid. The primary cell wall is single layered. Secondary cell wall gradually develops through the compilation of different chemical substances secreted  from protoplasm on the middle flagellum. At the time of development of secondary cell wall, some cavities are formed and they are celled pits. Cell wall protects a cell from all external injuries. It gives a cell its rigidity. Cell wall retains the shape and size of a cell. For exchanging materials with the adjacent cell, plainclothesman are formed in a cell wall. Cell wall controls the movement of water and minerals. There is no cell wall around an animal cell. (b) Plasma lemma: The double layered membrane around the protoplasm of a cell is called cell membrane or plasma lemma. In a plant cell, cell membrane is attached with the cell wall from the inner side of the cell. the double layered membrane are called micro villi . It is mainly composed of lipids and proteins. For its being selectively permeable, the membrane can control the movement of water and minerals though the process of osmosis, and separates a cell from its neighboring cells.

Type of cell

Type of cell: On the basis of the organisation of nucleus, cells can be divided into two type - prokaryotic cell and Eukaryota cell. (a) A prokaryotic: A prokaryotic cell does not contain any true nucleus. This is why it is called a cell with a primitive type of nucleus. The term nucleotide fits nice in this case. This are dispersed in its cytoplasm. Though the cell organelles such as mitochondria, plastics, cytoplasmic reticulated etc. are not found in a prokaryotic cells,chromosome are present in it. Only the unwrapped DNA constitutes the chromosomal structure of a prokaryotic cell. For example , blue green algae and bacteria are constituted of this type of cell. (b) In the of cell, nucleus is well structured that means nuclear materials are well organised and surrounded by a nuclear membrane. Chromosomes are organised with DNA , hi stone protein and other components. From algae to higher flowering plants and from Amoeba to advanced animals, other cell organelles are present in the cell. On the basis of function,there are two other types of cells: somatic cell and gametic cell. i. Somatic cell: This type of cell takes part in the organisms of the body of an organism. The cell divides through the process of binary fission and mitotic division. Organisms grow in this way. Moreover, cells take part in the organisation of different organs and organ systems. ii. Gametic cell: Ga metal cells are produced in which sexual reproduction and alternation of inspirations occur. Primordial germ cells divide through meiotic division and produce gametic cells. In a gametic cell, number of chromosome becomes half than that of its somatic type. A new living body is commenced after the fusion of male and female gametes. Half life fuses with another half life to produce a full life . Zygote is the first cell produced after the union of male and female gametic cells. Zygote under goes repeated mitotic division to organised a body of an organism.

Plastics

Plastics: A plastic is an important organelle for a plant cell. The main functions of a plastic are to produce and store food, and cause the charming and colorful appearance of flowers, fruits and leaves of a plant. By adoring the flowers with appealing colors, it helps a plant pollinate. There are three categories of plastics: chloroplast, chloroplast and Elastoplast. (a) Chloroplast: Green colored plastics are called chloroplast. They are found in the cells of leaves, young stems and other green parts of a plant.The grans parts of a plastic capture solar energy and convert it into chemical energy. This captured solar energy helps produce simple carbohydrates from water and carbon dioxide taken from air with the help of many enzymes in strode. For having chlorophyll, this type of plastic looks green. Besides, the pigments carotids are also present in them. (b) Chloroplast: Though the chloroplasts are colored, they are not green. The photosynthetic pigment antiphonals, carotene, erythromycin, sycophancy etc. are present in them, and so some of them are yellow, some others are blue and red. The flowers, leaves and other parts of a plant assume their attractive colorful appearance from the mixture of those pigments. They are found in colorful flowers, leaves and roots of carrots. Their main purpose is to make flower attractive for pollination. Moreover, they synthesize the store different type of photosynthetic plaids. (c) Chloroplast: Elastoplast are non-pigmented in other plastics. They are usually found in the cells of the plant parts where where usually sunlight does not reach; for example, root, ovaries and embryo. Their main function is the storage of food. Elastoplast can be transformed into chloroplast or chloroplast in contact with sunlight.

Centrosome

Centro some: They are found in most animal cells, but they are rarely found in the cells of some lower plants. The centrifuges in a centro some develop astral ray, thus they play a significant role in constructing spindle apparatus. They also take part in forming different types of flagellum, and are mainly found in animal cells. Cell vacuole: Large vacuole is prime feature of a plant cell. Its main function is to contain cell sap. Different types of substances such as inorganic slat, protein, carbohydrate, fat, organic acid, pigment, water etc. are found in a cell vacuole. No vacuole is generally found in any animal cell. If present in any animal cell, it usually is much smaller. Lysosomes: Lysosomes break down waste materials in a cell. The strong enzymes within them help do this task. Moreover, it protects cells by engulfing unexpectedly invaded microorganisms, viruses and bacteria. The membrane around lysosomes protects the rest of the cell from degradation enzymes within lysosomes. They are found in animal cells. Nucleus: The nucleus is a membrane bound prominent organelle found in the Eukaryota cells. It is roughly round or spherical in structure. Mature sieve cells and red blood cells lack nucleus. A nucleus houses the heredity information in it, and controls all the activities of a cell. A well structured nucleus has the following parts. The membrane that encloses the nucleus is called nuclear membrane, there are some channels called nucleolus. Substances get in and out of a nucleus through the pores. The membrane separates the contents of a nucleus from cytoplasm. Neoplasm: The jell-like fluid enveloped by nuclear membrane is called neoplasm. It is similar to the cytoplasm of a cell.  The viscous fluid contains to the cytoplasm of a cell. The viscous fluid contains nucleic acids, proteins, enzymes and some other substances dissolved in and mixed with it.

Centripetal

Centripetal: Centripetal is a hollow cylindrical structure composed of nine triplets of micro tubules, fibers of protein, and found in an animal cell. A centro some harbors centrifuges closer to the nucleus of a cell. It is composed of two UN-overlapped centrifuges surrounded by cytoplasm condensed with a mass of protein. They are usually absent in the cells of higher plants and most fungi. At the time of the division of a nucleus in an animal cell, their main function is to organize astral rays. Worrisome: Chromosomes are found in all living cells. It lacks membrane around it, and is the place of the occurrence of protein synthesis. The bondage in polypeptide chains of protein is carried out by worrisome. Moreover, they provide enzymes needed for the cell. Golgi body: Golgi body is found within cytoplasm of both plant and animal cells. It is composed of stacks of membrane-bound structure known as cistern and vesicles. Hydrolysis of different enzymes takes place in its membrane. It involves in the secretion of some hormones and some other different substances in a living cell. It plays some important soles in many metabolic activities. Something, Golgi body stores protein. Cytoplasmic curriculum: Chromosomes are studded with the cytoplasmic side of rough cytoplasmic curriculum, and so preteens are synthesized in these sites. Membrane bound vesicles from cytoplasmic curriculum shuttle proteins and other materials produced in a cell. Sometimes cytoplasmic curriculum is stretched up to cytoplasmic membrane, and thus it is guessed that enzymes towards other cells and other substances proceed inside the cell are transported by the cytoplasmic curriculum. They also play a significant role in the development of mitochondria, vacuole etc. in a cell. Cytoplasmic curriculum is found in both the plant and animal cells.