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What does the cell wall do in the cell?
it protects everything in it like a wall
What do you mean by cell-wall in plant?
the plant cell wall is like a animal cell membrane it is just the barrier for the cell
How does the cell wall work in the plant cell?
the cell wall is what allows things to go in or out of the cell like kirby's hand things
How is the Cell wall like a wall?
it reminds me of like a shell or a covering examples: a pecan , also an m&m like the color and then the chocolate is the insides of the cell .
What is a simile for the cell membrane?
a cell wall is like skin. skin protect and support our muscle and bone and when the cell wall protects and supports the cell
How is an amusement park compared to a cytoskeleton?
An amusement park is like a cytoskeleton in that both provide structure and support. Just as roller coasters and rides help shape the experiences within the park, the cytoskeleton in a cell provides structural support and helps maintain cell shape. Both are dynamic systems that contribute to the overall function and organization of their respective environments.
How is a amusement park ride compared to a plant cell?
The Cell Wall would be like the outside wall of a park. It seperates the fantasy created inside the park from the outside world (reality). The cell wall is what seperates the cell from the it's external environment. It also works as a filtering mechanism, allowing chemicals to pass in and out of the cell. This would be comperable to the gates at an amusement park that you have to pass through to get in. The Cell membrane is a layer inside the cell wall that is selectivly permeable which would compare to rides in amusement parks that have requirements that you have to meet before you can get on. (are you tall enough to ride? then get in line... too short? maybe next time...) the cytoplasm would compare to the property that the park is on... the area in between rides (like the path between different themed areas of a park) Nucleus is the control center of the cell, which would be the park of the park that not many people get to see. where the park officials are, the security teams and such the operations center. vacuoles of a cell are like the clean-up crews that work to keep the parks clean and debris free. you could also extend this to mean amusement park security who help keep the environment safe. The mitochondria would compare to the power source of the park. ER would be like a transportation system for people and essential items within the park (think like a monorail from one end to the other) It also kind of resembles the lines you weave in and out of to get on a ride... In a cell, the Golgi apparatus is integral in modifying, sorting, and packaging substances for cell secretion (exocytosis) or for use within the cell. This could compare to the workers in the gift shops maybe. They have to package and sort stuff to sell for amusement aprk guest to buy. Golgi are also part of the E.R. transport network. Chloroplasts would be like the workers of an amusement park. As the chlorplasts supply the plant cell with raw energy for life of the plant, the workers supply the energy and drive to keep an amusement park going. No chlorplasts, the plant dies, no workers, the amusement park closes... Lysomes are another part of the "food chain" in a cell. they take the waste and digest it- just like the animals that show up after a park is closed. the rodents and the cats that come out after guests leave and feast on the remnants of your 1/2 eaten corn dog and pretzle you dropped...
How is a plant cell compared to a amusement park?
A plant cell can be compared to an amusement park in that it has various structures and organelles that serve specific functions, much like different attractions in an amusement park cater to different experiences. The cell membrane acts as a barrier, similar to ticket booths or entrance gates at an amusement park. The nucleus functions as the control center, similar to park management overseeing operations. Organelles like chloroplasts and mitochondria are like ride or concession stands, each serving a specific purpose within the cell just as different attractions serve specific purposes within the amusement park.
What does the cell wall do in the cell?
it protects everything in it like a wall
What do you mean by cell-wall in plant?
the plant cell wall is like a animal cell membrane it is just the barrier for the cell
What function do cell wall?
A cell wall is found in plant cells only, NOT animal cells. It provides support to the cell, and holds the cell together. It is not permeable like a cell membrane. The cell wall can be compared to a brick wall.
Is a animal cell have a cell wall?
no a plant has a cell wall also i like orange potatoes aka lions
What is the cell wall of a cell?
the cell wall is like the hard shell of a plant cell. It gives the plant structual support and protection.
Does a cheek cell from an animal have a cell wall?
A characteristic of Animal cells is that they have cell membrane and no cell wall (like plant cells)
How does the cell wall work in the plant cell?
the cell wall is what allows things to go in or out of the cell like kirby's hand things
How is an amusement park compared to an animal cell?
mitochondria could be food stands endoplasmic reticulum could be a train ride cell membrane could be a fence or a wall cytoplasm could be grass lysosomes could be toilets or trash cans nucleus could be a teacup ride .... that's all i could come up with
How is cell wall like a brick wall?
A plant cell is like a brick in that its shape is rigid. A plant cell has a cell membrane like an animal cell, but it also has a cell wall, which an animal cell does not. The cell wall is made of a tough, rigid substance - chitin. The rigid and durable properties of chitin are what makes grass stick up and spring back up after you've stepped on it.
