Plant and Animal Cells
Not all cells are the same.
Try to assemble the cell as quickly as possible, or explore in detail its individual parts. Cells are the basic building blocks of all living organisms. By their characteristic properties we can classify them as bacterial, plant and animal cells, and further as fungi and protozoan cells. The individual parts of the cell are called organelles. The individual types of cell are distinguished based on the organelles. The most important difference is that, unlike the animal cell, a plant cell contains chloroplasts, organelles that make photosynthesis possible. Bacteria do not have many of the organelles, including the nucleus.
