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- The building blocks of all living things in the kingdom Animalia are called animal cells.
- They give bodies shape, take in nutrients to turn into energy, and aid in animal movement.
- They are also capable of self-replication and contain all an organism’s genetic material.
- Eukaryotic cells are another term used to characterise these cells.
- Nuclear membranes enclose the distinct nucleus of eukaryotic cells.
- The DNA of a cell is found in the nucleus. These kinds of cells make up all living things, including plants, fungi, and protozoa.
- Multicellular animals are made up of many cells that work together to build the tissues and organs that make up the body of the animal.
- In reality, many of these cells can look and operate differently from one another since they may need to perform so many intricate activities.
- There are many different types of cells, such as muscle, blood, and nerve cells.
- Organelles are the various components that make up animal cells and allow the cell to operate.
