In what way is DNA like a book?

Answer 1

The nucleus is like a checkout computer. They both control cell activity.

The cell membrane is like the librarian. They both control what enters and leaves.

The chloroplasts are the books, because they both are the food of the cell...

Try to come up with the rest on your own. It's not hard, it just takes a little while.

Answer 2

Supposes a small town has a library with a few thousand book. If more people move into town, the town will get larger. There will be more people borrowing books, amd sometimes people may have to wait to borrow popular titles. Similarly, a larger cell would have to make greater demands on its available genetic "library." In time, the cell's DNA would no longer be able to serve its increasing needs of the growing cell.

Answer 3

A book contains information for the reader. DNA also contains information, just a different type. It contains the genetic information that determines the structure of a human body and the function of all its internal parts.DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the genetic code for all living things. By examining the DNA of an organism, we can tell everything about that organism right down to eye color, hair color, and sex.

Answer 4

Cell's are constructed and branched into smaller categories like a library

Answer 5

it contains genetic information wraped inside a nucules

Answer 6

dna is like a cookbook because it has the instructions for the cell, like, how to function, e.t.c. im only in 7th grade but i tried my best.

Answer 7

Apart from the fact that the person that created the book had DNA, nothing. A book is an externalisation of someone's inner thoughts, not a biological code.

Answer 8

All of the DNA in our bodies has different instructions that tell the cells to do different things.

Answer 9

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