Eukaryotic Cell simulation

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Eukaryotic Cell Simulation

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Cell Structure Study Guide - Part 2

If we take cars for example, there are so many amazing types and brands! But hidden beneath these differences are a few common components like an engine, the wheels, etc. Something quite similar to our cells too. Here's a quick look at few such irreplacable cell components!

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TL;DR Parts of a Cell

We are constantly surrounded by the amazing phenomenon that is GROWTH! A baby, a tree, an animal, not to forget a whale calf that will eventually grow to about 98 feet! Cell division drives this growth wherein one cell divides to form two identical daughter cells. Check out this cheat sheet to know all about it!  

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TL;DR Mitosis

Here's another quick run through on the important components that make up the variety of cells surrounding us and endow them with powers such as movemment too!

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TL;DR Cell Structure - Part 2

We are constantly surrounded by the amazing phenomenon that is GROWTH! A baby, a tree, an animal, not to forget a whale calf that will eventually grow to about 98 feet! Cell division drives this growth wherein one cell divides to form two identical daughter cells. What is even more fascinating is another unique cell division called meiosis that is essential for this growth to begin. Intrigued? Check out this cheat sheet to know all about it!  

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TL;DR Meiosis

Plant cells and animal cells share many common structures, like a nucleus, plasma membrane, and  mitochondria. However, plant cells contain 3 distinct structures that animal cells do not: a cell wall, central vacuole, and specialized plastids (like chloroplasts!). Check out this cheatsheet to learn more about each of these structures and what they do to help a plant cell function.


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TL;DR Plant Cell Structure

Ribosomes are responsible for the creation of essential proteins in the cell and the mitochondria produce the majority of its energy, two key functions for cellular health and survival. This cheat sheet covers all of the basics of what these organelles are, what they're made of, and what they do to help a cell stay alive and functioning. Check it out!

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TL;DR Ribosomes and Mitochondria

The cell cycle is the life cycle of a cell. It occurs in two stages: interphase and mitosis. Each of these stages have their own phases during which unique and important processes for cell division occur. Check out this cheatsheet to get the rundown (without all of the reading)!

TL;DR The Cell Cycle

Cells make up the structure of every living organisim on the planet, but what makes up a cell? A group of membrane-bound structures called organelles each perform a special job within a cell to help it stay alive and function (kind of like our organs do for us!). Check out this cheatsheet to get the rundown (without all of the reading).

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