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Ultra-Structure of Plant & Animal Cell (55x90cm)

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Description

The “Ultra-Structure of Plant & Animal Cell” (55x90 cm) chart is a visually detailed educational resource comparing the microscopic anatomy of plant and animal cells, including all principal organelles and their functions.​

Chart Features and Content

Size and Durability: Measures 55×90 cm, printed in color and usually laminated for frequent classroom or laboratory use.​

Plant Cell Ultra-Structure:

Shows a rectangular cell surrounded by a rigid cell wall containing cellulose for protection and structural support.​

Includes a large central vacuole (storage and turgor), prominent nucleus, cytoplasm, plasma membrane, and network of endoplasmic reticulum.​

Organelles like chloroplasts (photosynthesis), mitochondria (energy production), Golgi apparatus (packaging/secretion), ribosomes (protein synthesis), and plasmodesmata (cell-to-cell traffic) are labeled.​

Animal Cell Ultra-Structure:

Lacks a cell wall; depicted as a round or irregular cell with only a plasma membrane for boundary and molecular transport.​

Features a centrally located nucleus, small vacuoles (vesicles), and more numerous mitochondria for energy production.​

Endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi apparatus, ribosomes, lysosomes (waste breakdown), and centrosomes (cell division regulation) are labeled and described.​

Comparison Section:

Highlights key differences: cell wall and chloroplasts are present only in plant cells; centrioles and lysosomes are unique to animal cells.​

A summary table or section may contrast cell shapes, vacuole size/number, mode of nutrition (autotrophic vs. heterotrophic), and function of organelles.​

Educational Utility:

Clear diagrams and brief textual notes make the chart effective for middle school, high school, and introductory college biology courses.​

Supports lessons on cell biology, structure-function relationships, and identification of organelles under the microscope.​

This chart is a cornerstone for understanding how eukaryotic plant and animal cells differ and how their unique internal architecture supports life processes.​

Specifications

Model No.N-C418