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Why Each Item/material S Was Used To Represent The Organelle Cell Membrane CLAY I Used Clay
Why Each Item/material S Was Used To Represent The Organelle Cell Membrane CLAY I Used Clay
Why Each Item/material S Was Used To Represent The Organelle Cell Membrane CLAY I Used Clay
item/material
Cell Description Function Materi s was used
Organelle -al to represent
Used the organelle
CELL Thin molecul The cell CLAY I used clay
MEMBRANE ar layer that membrane because it is
surrounds all separates the cell the most
living cells. In from its suitable thing
my plant cell surroundings, that is able to
model, the protects it from put in a very
cell changes in the thin area of
membrane is chemical and my model. It
the yellow physical is flexible and
clay that environment, and exceedingly
surrounds regulates the thing that suit
the cell. traffic of for my plant
molecules into cell’s cell
and out of the cell. membrane.
CELL WALL Outermost In plant cells, a CLAY Clay is
layer of cell sturdy cell wall AND flexible and is
in plants. surrounds and CART able to cover
The green protects the cell -ON my whole
clay coated membrane. Its plant cell
the pores enable model. It is
outermost materials to pass easy to use
part of my freely into and out and it will fit
plant cell. of the cell. The the design I
strength of the planned for
wall also enables my model. I
a cell to absorb used carton
water into the for the base
central vacuole of the model
and swell without because I
bursting. The found it as a
resulting pressure strong
in the cells foundation for
provides plants my model.
with rigidity and
support for stems,
leaves, and
flowers. Without
sufficient water
pressure, the cells
collapse and the
plant wilts.
VACUOLE The blue The central vacuol Blue I used the
rubber e of a mature old blue old
represents plant cell typically rubbe rubber toy
my vacuole. takes up most of -r toy because it is
It is located the room in the stretchable
in the cell. The vacuole, and easy to
middle of a membranous place in my
my plant bag, crowds the model.
cell. cytoplasm and
organelles to the
edges of the cell.
The central
vacuole stores
water, salts,
sugars, proteins,
and other
nutrients. In
addition, it stores
the blue, red, and
purple pigments
that give certain
flowers their
colors. The central
vacuole also
contains plant
wastes that taste
bitter to certain
insects, thus
discouraging the
insects from
feasting on the
plant.
CHLOROPL- Chloroplasts Chloroplasts CLAY I used clay
AST are mostly convert light because
disk-shaped energy—typically honestly, it is
organelles, 4 from the Sun— the most
to 6 into the sugar available
micrometers glucose, a form of thing I have to
in diameter.chemical energy, design my
in a process model. I also
known as know that clay
photosynthesis. helps me to
Chloroplasts, like showcase my
mitochondria, creativity.
possess a circular
chromosome and
prokaryote-like
ribosomes, which
manufacture the
proteins that the
chloroplasts
typically need.
NUCLEAR membrane The nucleus OLD Because the
MEMBRANE surrounding carries the cell’s BLUE nuclear
nucleus: genetic RUBB membrane is
a two-layered information that ER round, the ball
membrane determines if the BALL is the most
surrounding theorganism will suitable thing
nucleus of a living
develop, for for it so I used
cell. It is a round
instance, into a it.
blue tree or a human;
organelle in my and it directs most
model cell activities
including growth,
metabolism, and
reproduction by
regulating protein
synthesis (the
manufacture of
long chains of
amino acids). The
presence of a
nucleus
distinguishes the
more complex
eukaryotic cells of
plants from the
simpler
prokaryotic cells of
bacteria and
cyanobacteria that
lack a nucleus.
CYTOPLAS It holds all Cell material CLAY The most
M the excluding nucleus: flexible
organelles. the complex of material to
My model’s chemical make a
cytoplasm is compounds and cytoplasm.
yellow clay structures within a
that coated plant or animal
the inner cell excluding the
part of the nucleus.
cell Cytoplasm
contains the
cytosol,
organelles,
vesicles, and
cytoskeleton.