Cell Analogies
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CELL ANALOGIES
BY: LUCY RAND
I AM COMPARING A CELL TO A HOUSE
Photo by Werner Kunz
THE NUCLEUS
The nucleus is like the parents of the house. They control everything.
Photo by OakleyOriginals
The cell wall of a house is the house siding. It is stiff and sturdy and protects the rest of the home.
Photo by Billy Wilson Photography
THE CELL MEMBRANE
Photo by Census of Marine Life E&O
The cell membrane of a house is the door. It regulates who and what goes in and out of the house.
Photo by UGArdener
THE CYTOPLASM
Photo by Pulmonary Pathology
The cytoplasm of a house is the floor. It holds the rugs, furniture, and other things in the house.
Photo by El gran sueño - Asturias
MITOCHONDRIA
Photo by glyn_nelson
The mitochondria of a house is a furnace. It releases energy around the house/cell.
Photo by Charles & Hudson
The ribosomes make protein so in a house a ribosome would be the cook of the family that makes tofu and meat.
Photo by Joanna Boj
THE CHLOROPLASTS
Photo by Science and Plants for Schools
The chloroplasts make sugar so they are like the baker in your family that makes you sugary treats.
Photo by decafinata
THAT’S ALL FOLKS!
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