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Parts of an Animal Cell with a Map
Name all the parts of the animal eukaryotic cell displayed in this drawing made by me.
Please inform me about any mistakes or future quizzes that you might want to see next!
Nominations are welcome :)
Some structures are not present in every animal cell!
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A few suggestions:
1. Some better type-ins for endoplasmic reticulum would be nice. I'd really appreciate it if you accepted "Rough ER" and "Smooth ER"
2. I feel like if you have all of the parts of the cytoskeleton, it doesn't make sense to include "cytoskeleton" as a separate answer? Personally, I just assumed you weren't looking for that.
3. Microvilli aren't found on all animal cells. I think it's fine to include it, but in the description I'd add a caveat saying that one of the structures is specific to certain cell types.
Also, would you mind if I made something like this for plant cells?
I was planning to do one for plant cells and I will probably do it soon, but you can give it a try too!
If you're doing one on plant cells, I'm fine with not doing it--I have plenty of other plans for quizzes, and I'm sure you could do a better job on it than me :)
Oh and, you earned another sub :D
Granted that class was 10 years ago...
Also agree with removing cytoskeleton. if you have microtubules, microfilaments, and IFs, no need to have skeleton as well.
I think it's nice to include cytoskeleton for people who do not know its individual parts, so I will keep it.
Thanks for the feedback.