Cell City Analogy by james christopher labuz

Cell City Analogy

jcbuzz33 — 2014-09-24 18:40:25 UTC

In the town of Henderson, is the mayor Caleb McClellan, he runs the town and tells everyone what to do. Some would say he is a bit snobby. The town is known for making springs, and the mayor knows how to make them. They are made in the factory in the middle of the town. To make these springs you need to have windmills to power up the machines. Once there done being made they are packed up and flown in a plane to the labeling area. That is where they are fully examined and ready to exit the town's gates. All the deformed springs are sent to the fire.

jcbuzz33 — 2014-09-24 21:59:04 UTC

The mayor represents the nucleus.

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The windmill represents the mitochondria

jcbuzz33 — 2014-09-24 22:04:43 UTC

Factories represent ribosomes.

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The spring represent protein.

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The airplane represents the endoplasmic reticulum.

jcbuzz33 — 2014-09-24 22:10:19 UTC

The labeling area represents the golgi apparatus.

jcbuzz33 — 2014-09-24 22:13:15 UTC

Town's gates represent the cell membrane.

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The fire represents the lysosomes.