Farm
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Tomas M. compares various parts of a cell to elements of a farm. Specifically: - The nuclear membrane and pins both hold things inside. - The nucleus and barn are the central main parts. - The endoplasmic reticulum and alleyways transport proteins from one part to another. - The Golgi bodies and grain bin store things. - Ribosomes and cows both make proteins and money. - Lysosomes and packing plants process dead organisms. - The cell membrane and gate divide the inside from the outside.
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- 1. By: Tomas M.
- 2. I related the nuclear membrane to the pins because they both hold thing inside of them.
- 3. I related the nucleus to the barn because they are both the central main part in the nucleus.
- 4. I related the E.R. to the alley ways, because proteins are transported from one part to the other.
- 5. I related the Golgi bodys to a grain bin because it stores things in it.
- 6. I think a ribosome is somewhat like a cow because they make protein for cells, and cows make money for humans.
- 7. I think lysomes are kind of like a packing plant, because they both do something with dead organisms.
- 8. I think the cell membrane is like a gate because it divides the inside from the outside.
- 9. I related the sun to the mitochondria because it produces energy.
- 10. I related the farmer to cytoplasm, mostly because it kind of runs the whole thing and keeps it moving.
- 11. The cell wall is like a fence because it protects everything on the inside of it.
- 12. Thechloroplast is like a seed head because it is a converter kind of.
- 13. I think that a water tank is a lot like a vacuole because they both hold liquids inside of them.