1 of 12

Slide Notes

We chose the principal because it represents how the nucleus runs the cell and holds all the information for it like a principal at a school.
DownloadGo Live

Cell As A School Francesca Alvarez Alex Greene

Published on Nov 20, 2015

No Description

View Outline

MORE DECKS TO EXPLORE

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1.

NUCLEUS

STORE DNA
We chose the principal because it represents how the nucleus runs the cell and holds all the information for it like a principal at a school.
2.

MITOCHONDRIA

SUPPLY ENERGY TO THE CELL
3.

VACUOLE

STORES MATERIAL NEEDED FOR CELL
The school office is where we keep all the information for the school's documents.
4.

LYSOSOME

DEFEND A CELL FROM BACTERIA AND VIRUSES
The security guard watches what happens around the school to make sure the students are safe.
5.

CELL WALLS

PROVIDES PROTECTION, SHAPE, AND SUPPORT TO CELL
6.

CYTOSKELETON

NETWORK OF PROTEINS CHANGING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF CELLS
7.

RIBOSOME

TINY ORGANELLES THAT LINK AMINO ACIDS TOGETHER TO FORM PROTEINS
Students join together by friendships or classes to make a community for the school.
8.

ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM

PRODUCTION OF LIQUIDS AND PROTEINS
9.

GOLGI APPARATUS

PROCESS, SORT, AND DELIVER PROTEINS
10.

VESICLES

DIVIDE MATERIALS FROM CYTOPLASM AND TRANSPORT THEM WITHIN THE CELL
Janitors help clean the classrooms and put all the trash in the trashcans.
11.

CENTRIOLES

ORGANIZED MICROTURBULES TO FORM CILIA AND FLAGELLA
Backs hold and store all the students materials and it keeps them organized.
12.

CHLOROPLAST

CARRY OUT PHOTOSYNTHESIS

Francesca Alvarez