The document describes the main organelles of an animal cell and compares each one to something familiar. It discusses the nucleus, which holds DNA; the endoplasmic reticulum and ribosomes, which help make and transport proteins; the mitochondria, which provide energy; and other organelles like the Golgi body, lysosomes, cell membrane, vacuoles, and chloroplasts, comparing each to things like trains, factories, power houses, mail carriers, walls, and garbage trucks.
1. ANIMAL CELL
By: Catherine Arias
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2. NUCLEUS
Holds the genetic info (DNA) for cell.
Nucleus Membrane controls what gets in and out.
(DNA)
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3. ENDOPLASMIC
RETICULCUM (ER)
Reminds me of a train.
Helps package and move.
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4. RIBOSOMES
Makes protein.
Reminds my of a factory.(TYSON)
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5. MITOCHONDRIA
Reminds my of a “Power House”
Provides energy
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6. GOLGI BODY OR
APPARATUS
Packaging and moves of proteins.
Reminds my of mailman,UPS, and FedX.
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7. LYSOSOMES
Brakes down unneeded parts of the cells
Reminds my of a trash, and garage sale.
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8. CELL MEMBRANE
Reminds my of a bodyguard, and security camera.
Fluid that fills a cell.
Justin’s bodyguard
One Direction’s bodyguard
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9. CELL WALL
It protects the cell.
Reminds my of a wall.
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10. VACUOLE
It releases the wasted products.
Reminds my of a garbage truck.
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11. CHLOROPLAST
an organelle found in a plant and algae where
photosynthesis occurs.
Reminds my of a green bean.
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