MULTICELLULAR
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muscle cells
amoeba protist
onion cells
paramecium protist
cheeck cells
bacteria cells
euglena protist
plant leaf cells
MULTICELLULAR
- Muscle cells: These cells are found in animals, including humans, and are responsible for movement and contraction.
- Onion cells: These are plant cells found in the onion bulb. They have a characteristic rectangular shape and are commonly used for studying cell structures.
- Cheek cells: These cells are found in the lining of the human cheek. They are epithelial cells and can be easily collected for analysis.
- Plant leaf cells: These are specialized cells found in the leaves of plants. They are responsible for photosynthesis, gas exchange, and support.
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- Amoeba protist: These are single-celled protists that have a constantly changing shape. They move by forming pseudopods and are commonly found in freshwater environments.
- Paramecium protist: These are single-celled protists that are covered in small hairs called cilia. They are common in freshwater habitats and have a defined shape.
- Bacteria cells: Bacteria are single-celled organisms that can be found in various environments. They have a simple structure and can be classified based on their shape.
- Euglena protist: These are single-celled protists that have a whip-like tail called a flagellum. They are often found in freshwater environments and can perform photosynthesis.