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Published on Nov 24, 2015

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CELL AS A CITY

CARVALHO AND COTRONE
Photo by Werner Kunz
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CELL MEMBRANE (PLASMA MEMBRANE)

  • The cell membrane monitors and controls entry into and out of the cell
  • The police represent the cell membrane in a city
•We chose this because the police do not let in things that could be harmful to the city
Photo by Squid Vicious
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CYTOPLASM

  • The cytoplasm is the fluid that fills the cell
  • The citizens and houses represent the cytoplasm
•Houses and citizens fill up a city like the cytoplasm fills up the cell
Photo by dsevilla
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NUCLEUS

  • The nucleus holds genetic information for the cells
  • City hall represents the nucleus
•City hall represents the nucleus because it is the central area for the city
Photo by Doblonaut
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NUCLEOLUS

  • A part of a nucleus that makes the parts needed to build a ribosome
  • City's council represents a nucleolus
•A city's council represents a nucleolus because every part od the city runs through them
Photo by \!/_PeacePlusOne
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GOLGI APPARATUS

  • Aids in modification, packaging, and distribution of proteins
  • Postal service represents the golgi apparatus
•The postal service represents the golgi apparatus because they distribute important info
Photo by matthewspiel
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VESICLE

  • Isolates and transports specific molecules
  • Taxi service represents a vesicle
•A taxi service represents a vesicle because they transport people individually
Photo by Chris Smith/Out of Chicago
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MITOCHONDRIA

  • Supplies energy to the cell and has its own ribosome
  • Factories represent a mitochondria
•Factories represents a mitochandria because they provide energy and materials
Photo by mugley
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VAOCUOLE

  • Large fluidfilled space inside the plant cell
  • A water reservoir
•A water reservoir represents the vacuole because it is a place where water is stored and filled
Photo by Vvillamon
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CYTOSKELETON

  • Supports and shapes the cell
  • Foundations represent a cytoskeleton
•Foundations represent a cytoskeleton because a foundation is a back bone of a building as the cytoskeleton is the back bone to the cell
Photo by tommaync
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SMOOTH ER

  • Makes lipids and breaks down drugs and alcohol
  • Recycling stations represent the smooth er in a city
•It represents it because recycling breaks down materials and makes new one out of them
Photo by twicepix
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ROUGH ER

  • Modifies proteins
  • Construction companies represent the rough er
•The rough er represents a construction company because they manufacture and package
Photo by archer10 (Dennis)

Dean Cotrone