LESSON 2 Flashcards
smaller in size
animal cell
larger size
plant cell
enclosed by a thin plasma membrane
animal cell
enclosed by a rigid wall in addition to plus membrane
plant ce
often change its shape
animal cell
does not change shape
plant ce
plastids are usually absent
aniimal cell
plastids are present
plant cell
contains many small vacuoles
animal cell
contain large central vacuole
plant cell
nucleus usually lies in the center
animal cell
nuclear lies on the one side of the cytoplasm
plant cell
centrioles are practically present
animal cell
centrioles are normally absent except for lower plant forms
plant cell
lysosome are always present
animal cell
lysosome are present
plant cell
reserve food in form of glycogen
animal cell
reserve food in form of starch
plant cell
cannot synthesize all amino acids go enzymes and vitamins required by them
animal cell
synthesizes all amino acids coenzymes and vitamins required by them
plant cell
spindle formed during salivation is aphiastral or has an ester in each pole
animal cell
spindle formed during cell division is anastra or without asters on the opposite side
plant cell
cytokinesis occurs by constructing cleavage furrow
animal cell
cytokinesis occurs by cell plate method
plant cell
lacking contractile vacuole usually burst if placed in a hypotonic solution
animal cell
does not burst if placed in hypotonic solution due to the presence of cell wall
plant cell
these are the kind of spindle fibers that are formed during mitosis in an animal cell
amphiastral spindle fibers
this is the kind of spindle fibers that are formed during mitosis in plant cell
anastral spindle fibers
animal cell put in hypotonic solution
ruptured
animal cell put in isotonic solution
normal
animal cell put in hypertonic solution
shrinked
plant cell put in hypotonic solution
turgid (normal)
plant cell put in isotonic solution
flaccid
plant cell put in hypertonic solution
plasmolysed (shrinked)