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Well, as you know, the mitochondria are the producers of most of a cell's energy and the nucleolus creates ribosomes. The cell wall is only in a plant cell and is a rigid layer of non-living material that surrounds the cells of plants and some organisms.

An analogy can be written in the form: this is to that, as this(2) is to that(2).

Here are some possible analogies for mitochondria in cells:

  • The fuel cell in a hydrogen/electric powered automobile (good analogy because the fuel cell is performing a function in the car in a way very similar to the mitochondrion in a cell) -- fuel cell : automobile mitochondria : cell
  • the power plant for a town -- power plant : town :: mitochondrion : cell
  • I would think of it as some sort of power plant. Anything that produces energy.
  • I was told once by a teacher to think of the mitochondria as red bull. Just as red bull provides the body "wings" or energy, the mitochondria provides energy for the cell.
  • Or you can liken it to the fuel feeding a boiler or electrical supply to a company.
  • It is like a gas tank, "fuels" up what you want.
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