What else does a cell have apart from cytoplasm?
There are two basic types of cells, prokaryotic and eukaryotic. Inside of these two groupings are more subgroupings.That being said, a prokaryotic cell has a cell wall, and a plasma membrane that surround the cytoplasm. Inside of the cytoplasm are ribosomes, proteins, RNA and the bacterial chromosome (DNA).A eukaryotic cell is more complex. A plant cell has a cell wall (somewhat different from the bacterial cell wall), a plasma membrane, and several organelles such as a nucleus, Golgi bodies, endoplasmic reticulum (smooth and rough), mitochondria, chloroplasts, lysosomes, and vacuoles. Animal cells do not have a cell wall or chloroplasts but have the other organelles already mentioned, they also have many small vacuoles whereas plant cells usually have one large one.In eukaryotic cells, the proteins can be found in the membranes, cytoplasm and nucleus. The DNA (chromosomes) are contained in the nucleus and the RNA is found in the nucleus or cytoplasm depending on how recently it has been transcribed and if it is being translated.ANSWER:..ANIMAL CELLS CONTAIN: nucleus, nuclear membrane, nucleur plasma, cell membrane, chromatin, nucleur pore, protein granules, lipid vescle, mitochondria, centriols, Golgi appaartus, endoplasmic rectulum, cytoplasm, and ribosomes.ANIMAL CELLS DONT CONTAIN:cholorplasts, cell wall, never have starch granules; sometimes have glycogen granules,PLANT CELLS CONTAIN:nucleus, nuclear membrane, cell membrane, chromatin, cholorplasts, ribosomes, cell wall, large sap vacuole, golge appartus, mitochondria, lipid vescles, endoplasmic rectulum, and cytoplasmSIMILARITIES:cell membrane surrounding the cell, mithocondria, nucleus, and cytoplasm*narjis
