Sunday, July 4, 2010
The Root Hair Cell...
Group 1 - Animal Cell (picture)

This is a typical animal cell. It consists of a nucleus, chromosomes, tiny vacuoles, cytoplasm and a cell membrane.
-nucleus -> The nucleus controls all activities that is happening in the cell.
-cytoplasm -> The cytoplasm contains chemicals and tiny structures that carry out a special function.
-chromosomes -> There are 46 chromosomes in each cell.
-cell membrane -> The cell membrane controls things that goes in and out of the cell.
Done by: Group 1 : Alia(1), Ashmika(4), Samantha(28) and Zhou Quan(38)
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Group 3-Plant Cell
The pictures are models of a plant cell.The plant cell consists of a thick cellulose cell wall,a soft,thin and partially permeable cell membrane,cytoplasm,a nucleus which contains DNA,chloroplasts,a single large vacuole,starch grains which stores food and mitochondrion.The plant cell,unlike the animal cell,has a cell wall which gives the plant its shape and supports it and chloroplasts which enable plants to produce food through photosynthesis.
Done by:Group 3-Rachel Tsang,Lee Zuo Qi,Simone Lam
The Plant Cell
Plant Cell:
It is made up of
Done By :Group 4
Regine Chong(11)
Genevieve Shing (13)
Vanissa Lee(34)
Roshan (27)
It is made up of
- Cytoplasm which contains chemicals and tiny structures that carry out special function.
- Cell wall which gives the plant cell a regular shape and provides the cell a mechanical support.
- Cell membrane which controls things that goes in and out of the cell.
- Vacuole which is a single large space that contains cell sap made up of water, sugar and mineral salt.
- Chloroplast which contains chlorophyll that enables the plant to photosynthesis.
- Nucleus which controls all activities that is happening in the cell
- Mitochondria which is the site for the plant to respire and produce energy.
Done By :Group 4
Regine Chong(11)
Genevieve Shing (13)
Vanissa Lee(34)
Roshan (27)
Friday, July 2, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Red blood cell is a hemoglobin-containing blood cell that transports oxygen and some carbon dioxide to and from tissues. They are the most common type of blood cell delivers oxygen from the lungs or gills to body tissues via the blood.
Lacking a nucleus and organelles such as mitochondria, the mammalian red blood cells do not use any of the oxygen they transport for their own needs.
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