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Follow the steps given in the 3D cell - Correct Answer-Get a lot of points for just clicking things Complete Cell model of animal cell (next 5 answers) - Correct Answer-doesn't matter how many wrong answers Cell Membrane - Correct Answer-Regulates what enters..... Protective Barrier...... Ribosomes - Correct Answer-Produces proteins.... Reads Genetic mater... Nucleus - Correct Answer-Stores all of this.... Where genetic 'blue..... Mitochondria - Correct Answer-Generates energy th.... Converts carbohydra... Cytosol - Correct Answer-Watery environment... Where food molecule.... Which of the below is a likely reason the 3D cell simulation only shows a few mitochondria? - Correct Answer-Simplifying the way we represent certain things makes them easier to learn about and understand. With 10,000 mitochondria, the cell would so crowded that you wouldn't be able to see much. If we'd chosen to make all of the cell's molecules visible, which of the following images might our scene have looked like? Select the best answer - Correct Answer-Middle image
Why do you think we chose not to make water visible? - Correct Answer-The cell -- and every cell -- is made mostly of water, so if all the water molecules were visible, it would be so crowded with water molecules that you couldn't see anything else. Now that you know proteins are built much more slowly than the nerve cell fires, what can you conclude about how things work in a real nerve cell? - Correct Answer-Nerve cells make and store proteins well before they actually fire, so the proteins are ready when they're needed.