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How does smooth endoplasmic reticulum organelle relate to the other organelles in the cell?
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it builds lipid molecules
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Smooth endoplasmic reticulum analogy?
it is like a highway, cars move from one place to another. Materials are carried by the er and go to other parts of the cell wait never mind this is a rough er
How this organelle relate to a life process as well as what would happen to the cell if the organelle malfunction?
The organelle going to died
Relate the function of the organelle to something in your everyday life?
We can compare a cell to a society. The whole society is the cell itself The different organelles are the people in the society Each organelle correspond to a specific function for the cell This organelles can be the people in the society. Each person has a specific role in the society. Maybe like, a president with its board members can be the nucleus which gives 'instructions' to the different organelles. Policemen is like the lysosomes Farmers or those who produce food for the people in the society can be the mitochondria. LOL
How does cytoplasm relate to?
Cytoplasm i the "Goo" that holds in all the organelles.
What does the rough endoplasmic reticulum relate to in a city?
The parts of a cell are more like a factory. The rough endoplasmic reticulum = assembly line: Workers gather in regions of the factory where assembly takes place. Similarly, ribosomes are positioned on rough endoplasmic reticulum where the proteins are assembled.
How does the Endoplasmic Reticulum relate to football?
nuclear membrane is like football central court, nucleos is like officall. endoplasmic reticulum is around the nuclear mambrane so we can say that endoplasmic reticulum is like football audience
Does the rough endoplasmic reticulum relate to cellular respiration?
No, rough endoplasmic reteculum is not related to cellular respiraton
Smooth endoplasmic reticulum analogy?
it is like a highway, cars move from one place to another. Materials are carried by the er and go to other parts of the cell wait never mind this is a rough er
How do molecules and organelles relate?
They relate because they have the same shape and size.
How this organelle relate to a life process as well as what would happen to the cell if the organelle malfunction?
The organelle going to died
How organelles of a cell relate to the community?
a plant cell organelle relates to a community because they both have cells within both the plant and animal and they both have passage ways in which fluid and other products pass through
Relate the function of the organelle to something in your everyday life?
We can compare a cell to a society. The whole society is the cell itself The different organelles are the people in the society Each organelle correspond to a specific function for the cell This organelles can be the people in the society. Each person has a specific role in the society. Maybe like, a president with its board members can be the nucleus which gives 'instructions' to the different organelles. Policemen is like the lysosomes Farmers or those who produce food for the people in the society can be the mitochondria. LOL
How does cytoplasm relate to?
Cytoplasm i the "Goo" that holds in all the organelles.
What does the rough endoplasmic reticulum relate to in a city?
The parts of a cell are more like a factory. The rough endoplasmic reticulum = assembly line: Workers gather in regions of the factory where assembly takes place. Similarly, ribosomes are positioned on rough endoplasmic reticulum where the proteins are assembled.
How does a Golgi apparatus relate to a school?
It does not. Golgi apparatus is an organelle in eukaryotic cells. A school is a man-made organisation!
What can cytoplasm relate to in everyday objects?
Cytoplasm can relate to many everyday objects. It most relates to the floor in a house. This is because a floor holds all the objects just like the cytoplasm holds organelles.
How does the cytoplasm function in an animal cell relate to the functions of the human body?
It is the thing that holds all the organelles in the cell together. Without it, the organelles would be moving around. No other cell in the human body moves, ecept muscular cells, which are constantly rearranging themselves.
