State the basic properties of cell, Biology

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State the basic properties of Cell

The differences of cell types notwithstanding, the similarities among them are more profound. Actually, all cells possess the same basic properties, some of which are outlined below:

All cells store information in genes.
Ribosomes synthesise proteins in all cells.
Proteins control the structure and function in all cells.
ATP is the molecule used by all cells to transfer energy.
Plasma membrane is a common feature in all cells.

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