Systems of a cell
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The document describes various roles and their relationships to a cell, including a moat that separates inside and outside, guards that protect, a cook that creates protein, a gardener that helps with photosynthesis, a messenger that transports proteins, a royal bed or food that supplies energy, a walkway that creates a route for transportation, a king that controls the cell, a nutritionist that manufactures ribosomes, a deliverer that transports chemical products, and knights that defend against invaders. It also mentions a cellar or fridge that stores food, water, and other substances.
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The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
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Systems of a cell
- 3. Relation- moat It separates what inside and outside of a cell. It decides what will enter and what will not.
- 4. Relation- guard It protects the cell
- 5. Relation- cook It creates protein for a cell
- 6. Relation- gardener It helps plants do photosynthesis
- 7. Relation- messenger It transports the protein and essential things to the cell membrane
- 8. Relation- royal bed or food It supplies energy to the cell
- 9. Relation- walkway It creates a route for transportation to get rid of salts or other minerals
- 10. Relation- King It controls everything that goes on in the cell
- 11. Relation- nutritionist It manufactures ribosomes for the cell
- 12. Relation- deliverer It delivers and transports for the cell’s chemical products.
- 13. Relation- Knight They defend and protect the cell from outside invaders.
- 14. Relation- cellar/ fridge Stores food, water, and other chemical substances