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ANIMAL CELLS:

Nucleus: found at the centre of the cell, contains genetic information and controls cell

Cytoplasm: a jelly-like solution with enzymes where reactions take place within the cell

Mitochondria: where energy is produced through the process of respiration

Ribosomes: where proteins are made

Cell Membrane: partially permeable - controls what substance enter and leave the cell (obviously also contains the contents)

PLANT CELLS (along with all the above):

Chloroplasts: made of xhlorophyll, photosynthesis takes place here (only found in leaf palisade cells)

Cell Wall: made of cellulose, gives rigidity to shape of cell

Permanent Vacuole: filled with a solution of salts and sugars called cell sap

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