Relacionar Columnas Matching - A cell is a school Part 1 of 2Versión en línea Matching - A cell is a school Part 1 of 2 por Benjamin D Morgan 1 Hypothesis 2 Scientific knowledge 3 Life Functions 4 Parts that all cells have 5 Proteins 6 Cell 7 DNA 8 Scientific Evidence 9 Ribosomes 10 Cell Theory 11 Cell membrane 12 Nucleus 13 Cell Division 14 Cytoplasm 15 Nucleolus Cell membrane, Cytoplasm, Ribosomes, and DNA All living things are composed of cells, all life functions occur in cells, and cells come from other cells Front office of the school. Makes the decisions and has the plans (DNA) for how the school should function, rules, safety plans, etc. Process by which a cell divides into two new daughter cells. All essential plans, rules, jobs, etc given to all the teachers, students, and staff so that the school can function. Essential activities for all living things like respiration, reproduction, regulation, growth, excretion, nutrition, transport, and synthesis Functions like a school. Several different parts working together to perform a function Data from an experiment Floor that holds the rooms (organelles), walls, etc. together Principal of the school. Hires the teachers (makes the ribosomes) If/Then (Cause/Effect) statement that answers the question before an experiment Based on many thousands of experiments The teachers in the school. They work together to educate the students (proteins) The students in the school receiving an education from the teachers (ribosomes) Doors & outer structure of the school. Lets some things in/out students, teachers, staff, parents, and materials in and out