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The document describes the structure and functions of the cell wall, cytoplasm, and cell organelles. The cell wall, found only in plant cells, provides rigidity and protection, while the cytoplasm is a jelly-like fluid where cellular reactions occur. Organelles within the cell perform specialized functions essential for the cell's survival and operation.

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Module 5.pptx

The document describes the structure and functions of the cell wall, cytoplasm, and cell organelles. The cell wall, found only in plant cells, provides rigidity and protection, while the cytoplasm is a jelly-like fluid where cellular reactions occur. Organelles within the cell perform specialized functions essential for the cell's survival and operation.

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M5

Cell
Let uswall : the next part
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Found ONLY in plant cells
It is a rigid outer covering of the cell
It is present outside the cell membrane
It is made up of cellulose
Cellulose is a complex substance and provides
Allows structural
all substances to enter
strength to plants. A type of carbohydrate
and leave the cell freely
It is non living and freely permeable
Functions of cell wall :
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cell swells due to osmosis.
• Because of this the cell can withstand greater pressure.
Cytoplasm :
• It is a jelly-like fluid inside the cell.
• It lies between plasma membrane
and nucleus.
• Many cell organelles lie in the Cytosol
cytoplasm.
• All the cellular chemical reactions
take place in the cytoplasm.
• It stores vital substances like
amino acid, glucose, vitamins etc.
• The part of cytoplasm other than
the organelles is called cytosol.
Cell organelles :
• An organelleOrgans
is a specialised
of the cell subunit within a
cell that has a specific function.
• Example, making new material in the cell,
clearing up the waste material from the cell, etc.
• A cell is able to live and perform all its
function because of these organelles.
• All the cell have the same
organelles, no matter what their
function is or what organism they
are found in.

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