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The hallways where everyone can freely roam around and the classrooms could be the different organelles!
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What does the cytoplasm represent in a school?
hallways
What is gelatin like mixture that flows inside the cell membrane?
Hey its cytoplasmTeehee pwned dont u go to school i mean seriously lolz >_
What role would the cytoplasm play in a school?
You might be able to use the school office as an example.
What can animal cytoplasm be compared with?
Any aquatice means thorugh which the things (organelles) get their stuff (nutrients, ions, etc). It's an environment.
What is the Gel like substance in the cell?
cytoplasm
What can cytoplasm be compared to in a school?
jelly
In a school cytoplasm can be compared to?
jelly
How would the cytoplasm be compared to within a fire station?
how would the cytoplasm be compared to within a fire station
Albumin is compared with what part of the cell?
cytoplasm
What does the cytoplasm represent in a school?
hallways
What would cytoplasm be in a school?
The cytoplasm could be like the air students move through.
How is a cytoplasm relate to schools?
Cytoplasm could be related to a school because the floor could represent the cytoplasm. The cytoplasm is what holds the organelles just like the floor holds objects.
What can the cytoplasm be compared to in the human body?
In everyday life cytoplasm can be compared to the floor of a building. This is because it holds all the objects just like the cytoplasm.
What everyday object can you compare to a cytoplasm?
The everyday object that can be compared to cytoplasm would be the floor of a house. This is because the floor holds the houses furniture.
What is gelatin like mixture that flows inside the cell membrane?
Hey its cytoplasmTeehee pwned dont u go to school i mean seriously lolz >_
What role would the cytoplasm play in a school?
You might be able to use the school office as an example.
What is a good cell school analogy using cell membrane cell wall cytoplasm and vacuoles?
cell membrain: school doors, regulates traffic inside and out the school cell Wall: the school walls, protects the school cytoplasm: the air in the school that allows people to be there vacuole: closets of the school, stores stuff
