Interactive Cell Structure.

"Cell Structure" is a free online knowledge level game, used to study the Biology Cell structure, by interaction. There is one plant and one animal cell, which consist of organelles, to be placed correctly inside the cells. A short flash game puzzle for desktop computers, laptops and tablets, which may be played in the web browser. The Biology Knowledge Board include 12 pieces of organelles pictures to play with. Part of the Interactive Biological Laboratory educational tools.

This fun education class may answer some of the following questions:

What is the plant cell structure?
What is the animal cell structure?
Is there a difference between an animal and a plant cell?
What are organelles?
What function does organelles have?
Which are the part of the biology sell?
How many organelles does a cell contain?
What does golgi apparatus do?
Where is the nucleus situated?
Why are lysosomes important?
Where to play plant cell games?

How to play Cell Puzzle.

Place the Organelles inside the cell outlines. Drag an organelle pictures to the cells outlines, until both two cell structures are completed. Fill them up with 23 tries.The parts are reusable and will not disappear either placed wrong or right. The colour dots at the bottom of the game screen will give a clue what parts still remain unplaced. In this application there are two main differences between animal and plant cells. Most organelles can be seen in both of them. In the latest version of October 2016, when the organelles are placed correctly, they will now dissapear. This makes the game easier to win and less confusing.

Knowledge Achievements:
Know 12 organelles and a little something about them.
Winning the game rewards +1 Knowledge Level on planeta42.com website.
Difficulty: Medium.

Class subject: Biology cell structure.

If the cell was a major city, here is what the organelles would do:

1. Mitochondria - The cellular power plants.
2. Reticulum - The cellular road network.
3. Cytosol - The cellular inner environment (atmosphere).
4. Cell nucleus - The cellular genetic storage.
5. Chloroplast - The photosynthesis conductor(using light as energy to split water and make oxygen as byproduct).
6. Golgi apparatus - The cellular post office.
7. Vacuole - The cellular sewer system. (present in some animal cells too)
8. Lysosome - The cellular police squad.
9. Ribosome - The cellular embassy.
10. Centriole - The cellular maternity ward. (present in some plant cells too)
11. Membrane - The cellular checkpoint.
12. Cell wall - The cellular defense and support.