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comparing the cell to a factory \part of the factory goes inside the ( ) for each organelle\
the nucleus- (________________________)
function-
____________________________________ cells ___________ is contained in the nucleus, but in
____________________________________ cells ___________ is located in the
______________________________________.
make up/ components- (p 249)
use the picture to the right to label each
part of the nucleus, and give its function,
and compare it to the factory.
a.
b.
c.
d.
________________ carry the cells genetic information.
The problem is about cell structure (nucleus) and comparing it to a factory, which falls under Biology (Natural Science subfield). For the nucleus:
- The Nucleus - (Control Center/Manager's Office of the Factory): It controls cell activities, stores genetic info.
- Function: In eukaryotic cells, DNA is in the nucleus; in prokaryotic cells, DNA is in the nucleoid (no nucleus).
- Components (labeling the diagram):
- A (likely nucleolus): Makes ribosomes (like a ribosome assembly line in factory).
- B (if applicable, maybe nuclear envelope): Double - membrane with pores, regulates entry/exit (like factory manager's office door with controlled access).
- C (nuclear pores): Allow molecule passage (like mail slots in manager's office).
- D (chromatin/DNA): Contains genetic instructions (like factory's blueprints).
- E (nuclear envelope part or other): If it's the envelope, same as above.
- The last blank: "Chromosomes" carry the cell's genetic information (they are condensed DNA).
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- The Nucleus - (Control Center/Manager's Office)
- Function: In eukaryotic cells, DNA is contained in the nucleus, but in prokaryotic cells, DNA is located in the nucleoid.
- Components (diagram labels, general):
- A: Nucleolus (makes ribosomes)
- B: Nuclear Envelope (regulates transport)
- C: Nuclear Pores (molecule passage)
- D: Chromatin/DNA (genetic info)
- E: Nuclear Envelope (or related structure)
- Last blank: Chromosomes