Differences in Plant Cell, Animal Cell and Bacterial Cells

example plant cell

During this time, the teacher explains a lot about the cell, Nah... it's own understanding of the cell is the smallest unit that make up the body of a living organism. Has it ever crossed your minds what session of the cell, the cell itself well... The most commonly consists of three kinds, namely animal cells, plant cells and bacterial cells.

Definition of cells already know, continue to various cells also already know, well... you guys minds inevitably arise why the cell is the smallest unit is divided into three kinds of whether there is a difference among the three ?, of course there is, okay following we will discuss in brief difference from when the cells, see the difference below.

Differences in Plant Cell, Animal Cell and Bacterial Cells
In plant cells, animal cells, and bacterial cells have some distinctive differences where it is used as a guide in studying the cell itself. Differences are as follows, see the table below:

Characteristic in Plant Cells

• the size of the plant cell is larger than animal cells.
• In plant cells have a fixed shape.
• Plant cells also have a cell wall (cell wall) of cellulose.
• In plant cells have plastids, so different from animal cells and bacteria.
• In plant cells have vacuoles (vacuole) or large cell cavity.
• In plant cells have to save energy in the form of granules (granular) starch.
• Cells in plants do not have the centrosome (centrosome), a comparison between animal cells with bacterial cells.
• Plant cells also do not have lissome (lissome), in contrast to cells in animals and also in bacterial cells
• plant cell nucleus is smaller than vacuole, look at animal cells and bacteria will look very obvious difference.

Characteristic in Animal Cells

• the size of the animal cell is smaller than the plant cell
• Animal cells do not have a fixed shape.
• In animal cells do not have cell walls (cell wall).
• Animal cells also do not have plastids.
• In animal cells do not have the vacuole (vacuole)], although occasionally some unicellular animals cells have vacuoles (but not as big as that owned plants). Animals are commonly owned or vesicles (vesicles).
• In animal cells store energy in the form of granules (granules) glycogen.
• Animal cells also have the centrosome (centrosome).
• Animal cells also have lissome (lissome).
• The nucleus in animal cells is greater than vesicle.

Characteristic on Bacteria Cells

• the size of bacterial cells are very small when compared with the plant cells and animal cells.
• Bacterial cells have a fixed shape, in contrast to cells in plants and animals.
• In bacterial cells have a cell wall (cell wall) l of lipoprotein, is also different in plant and animal cells.
• Bacterial cells do not have plastids.
• In bacterial cells do not have the vacuole.
• In bacterial cells have centrosome (centrosome), clearly distinct than in plant and animal cells.
• Bacterial cells lack a nucleus in the true sense, is different than the cells in plants and animals.

Well, that's roughly the difference of the three kinds of cells, namely plant cells, animal cells and bacterial cells. Hopefully the above table can add to our knowledge of all, oh yes if there are words in the table are not yet understood I will make immediate explanation of what the nucleus, lissome was what and so forth. Please be patient ya ... friends, if the link is already available would I put on that paper will be blue.