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This creative analogy explains cell structures by comparing them to parts of a castle. The nucleus represents the castle itself, controlling all activities. Cytoplasm is likened to grass where inhabitants walk. The endoplasmic reticulum forms a protective wall, while lysosomes act as knights defending against invaders. Mitochondria are barns providing energy, and the cell membrane is a moat ensuring security. Ribosomes are the blacksmiths crafting proteins, while the Golgi body is the lumber mill packaging materials. The nuclear membrane holds everything together, and chromosomes are like unique red bricks.
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by: jacob The castle The cell
nucleus A castle is like a nucleus because it controls everything
cytoplasm • Cytoplasm is like grass because people stand on it
Endoplasmic reticulum • The endoplasmic reticulum is like a wall because it surrounds the castle
lysosomes • A lysosomeis like a knight because it attacks enemies
mitochondrion • The mitochondrion is like a barn because it makes energy
Cell membrane the cell membrane is like a moat because it surrounds the city
ribosomes • The ribosomes are like blacksmith because they make things
Golgi body the Golgi body is like a lumber mill because it bundles things
Nuclear membrane • The nuclear membrane is like cement because it holds everything together
chromosomes • The chromosomes are like red brick because colored bricks are never the same.
