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The document compares various parts of a cell phone to organelles in a cell. The cell phone user is similar to the nucleus, which controls the cell's activities. The cell phone camera captures images using light, similar to how the lysosome captures waste using vesicles. The cell phone SIM card stores important data that can be accessed when needed, similar to how mitochondria store energy in the form of ATP.
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Cells are compared to restaurants, with various cell organelles analogous to parts of a restaurant. The cell membrane controls what enters and exits the cell, similar to how restaurant doors control access. The cytoplasm and restaurant floor both hold other structures in their proper places. The nucleus and restaurant manager alike control what happens inside their respective structures. Ribosomes and hamburger cooks both produce proteins. Mitochondria and burger drawers store energy sources until they are needed. The endoplasmic reticulum and kitchen produce various substances for internal use or export. Golgi bodies and restaurant counters both sort and transport items for internal use or export.
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Cell analogy
- 2. The user of the phone controls the activities of the cell phone Which cell organelle is similar to the cell phone user? Why?
- 3. The camera captures images using light Which cell organelle is similar to the cell phone camera? Why?
- 4. The sim card stores important data. that can be used when needed. Which cell organelle is similar to the sim card? Why?
- 5. The battery is the source of energy for the cell phone. Which cell organelle is similar to the cell phone battery? Why?
- 6. The screen lock prevents other people from going in and out of the phone. Which cell organelle is similar to the screen lock? Why?
- 7. Protects and supports the cell phone. Which cell organelle is similar to the cell phone case? Why?