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    The document presents an analogy between a farm and a cell. Each component of a cell is represented by an element of a farm. For example, eggs represent proteins, chickens represent ribosomes, God represents the nucleolus, and the farmer represents the nucleus. Other cell structures like the mitochondria, lysosomes, vacuole, and cell membrane are equated to elements of a farm like windmills, dumpsters, barns, and gates. The analogy provides a way to understand the structure and function of cells by comparing them to more familiar elements of a farm.

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    The document presents an analogy between a farm and a cell. Each component of a cell is represented by an element of a farm. For example, eggs represent proteins, chickens represent ribosomes, God represents the nucleolus, and the farmer represents the nucleus. Other cell structures like the mitochondria, lysosomes, vacuole, and cell membrane are equated to elements of a farm like windmills, dumpsters, barns, and gates. The analogy provides a way to understand the structure and function of cells by comparing them to more familiar elements of a farm.

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    The document presents an analogy between a farm and a cell. Each component of a cell is represented by an element of a farm. For example, eggs represent proteins, chickens represent ribosomes, God represents the nucleolus, and the farmer represents the nucleus. Other cell structures like the mitochondria, lysosomes, vacuole, and cell membrane are equated to elements of a farm like windmills, dumpsters, barns, and gates. The analogy provides a way to understand the structure and function of cells by comparing them to more familiar elements of a farm.

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    The document presents an analogy between a farm and a cell. Each component of a cell is represented by an element of a farm. For example, eggs represent proteins, chickens represent ribosomes, God represents the nucleolus, and the farmer represents the nucleus. Other cell structures like the mitochondria, lysosomes, vacuole, and cell membrane are equated to elements of a farm like windmills, dumpsters, barns, and gates. The analogy provides a way to understand the structure and function of cells by comparing them to more familiar elements of a farm.

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    Farm Cell Analogy

    Sophia Puricelli, Andria Rhodes, Jill Saliba, Zoe Gong, Carter Yost

    Protein (egg)- Eggs are a source of proteins because we eat the eggs so they can make us
    healthier

    Ribosome (chicken)- Chickens are the ribosomes because ribosomes make the proteins, and
    chickens lay eggs

    Nucleolus (god)- God is the nucleolus because He creates everything and so does the
    nucleolus

    Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum (barn)- The barn is the rough endoplasmic reticulum because

    Lipids (corn)- The corn is the lipids because corn can represent the lipids in the cell

    Nucleus (farmer)- The farmer is the nucleus because they are the head of the farm just like the
    nucleus is the head of the cell

    Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum (fields)- The fields are the smooth endoplasmic reticulum
    because thats were the lipids are made and the corn is made in the fields

    Gogli Apparatus (market)- The market is the goggle apparatus because it is the final destination
    in the cell and the market is the final destination where the farmer sells his crops

    Mitochondria (windmill)- The windmill is the mitochondria because windmills break down energy
    and helps the planet like the mitochondria breaks down energy in the cell

    Lysosomes (dumpsters)- The dumpsters are the lysosome because they are full of waste like
    lysosomes are

    Vacuole (barn)- The barn is the vacuole because they hold all the animals just like the vacuole
    holds all the nutrients

    Cytoskeleton (roads)- The roads are the cytoskeleton because the cytoskeleton keeps the
    proteins so the cells don't clasp and the roads do the same for the earth

    Cell Membrane (gates)- The gates are the cell membrane because they hold the animals in the
    farm and surrounds the farm just like they do in the cell

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