What are the analogies of each function cell structure?

Answer 1

1. DNA/chromosome=plans. DNA is analogous to such plans, providing the code not only for all cell products, but also the proteins that govern daily operations within the cell.2. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum=hallways: Factories have hallways through which information from the office travels to the workers in all departments.3. Ribosome=worker. Factory workers translate instructions from headquarters into products. 4.Rough endoplasmic reticulum=assembly line. Workers gather in regions of the factory where assembly takes place. 5.Protein=product. Factories produce products for internal and external use and distributed to workers who combine various components to assemble a product.6.Cytoplasm=stock room. A factory needs a stock room from which parts can be taken for use on the assembly line. 7. mRNA=photocopy. Although the master plans of a company may be protected in the factory headquarters, individual plans may be photocopied and distributed to workers as needed. 8. tRNA=stockroom helpers. Stockroom helpers bring components to the assembly line where they can be combined into products. 9. Mitochondrion=powerhouse. A powerhouse converts energy from one form to another. 10. ATP=electricity.11. Golgi=shipping and receiving.12. Vacuoles=trash cans.

1. DNA/chromosome=plans. DNA is analogous to such plans, providing the code not only for all cell products, but also the proteins that govern daily operations within the cell.

2. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum=hallways: Factories have hallways through which information from the office travels to the workers in all departments.

3. Ribosome=worker. Factory workers "translate" instructions from headquarters into products.

4.Rough endoplasmic reticulum=assembly line. Workers gather in regions of the factory where assembly takes place.

5.Protein=product. Factories produce products for internal and external use and distributed to workers who combine various components to assemble a product.

6.Cytoplasm=stock room. A factory needs a stock room from which parts can be taken for use on the assembly line. .

7. mRNA=photocopy. Although the master plans of a company may be protected in the factory headquarters, individual plans may be photocopied and distributed to workers as needed.

8. tRNA=stockroom helpers. Stockroom helpers bring components to the assembly line where they can be combined into products.

9. Mitochondrion=powerhouse. A powerhouse converts energy from one form to another.

10. ATP=electricity.

11. Golgi=shipping and receiving

12. Vacuoles=trash bins.

Answer 2

1. DNA/chromosome=plans. DNA is analogous to such plans, providing the code not only for all cell products, but also the proteins that govern daily operations within the cell.

2. Smooth endoplasmic reticulum=hallways: Factories have hallways through which information from the office travels to the workers in all departments.

3. Ribosome=worker. Factory workers "translate" instructions from headquarters into products.

4.Rough endoplasmic reticulum=assembly line. Workers gather in regions of the factory where assembly takes place.

5.Protein=product. Factories produce products for internal and external use and distributed to workers who combine various components to assemble a product.

6.Cytoplasm=stock room. A factory needs a stock room from which parts can be taken for use on the assembly line. .

7. mRNA=photocopy. Although the master plans of a company may be protected in the factory headquarters, individual plans may be photocopied and distributed to workers as needed.

8. tRNA=stockroom helpers. Stockroom helpers bring components to the assembly line where they can be combined into products.

9. Mitochondrion=powerhouse. A powerhouse converts energy from one form to another.

10. ATP=electricity.

11. Golgi=shipping and receiving

12. Vacuoles=trash bins.

Answer 3

1. Nucleus: Control center of the cell, like the brain in a human.
2. Mitochondria: Powerhouse of the cell, producing energy like a power plant.
3. Chloroplasts: Site of photosynthesis, similar to a solar panel converting sunlight into energy.
4. Golgi apparatus: Packaging and distributing proteins, like a post office sorting and delivering mail.
5. Endoplasmic reticulum: Network of membranes aiding in protein synthesis and lipid metabolism, comparable to a transportation system within the cell.