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In this engaging analogy, we explore how various components of a soccer team relate to cell biology. The coach represents the nucleus, directing the team much like the nucleus governs cell activity. The crowd serves as the ribosome, energizing players with cheers, similar to how ribosomes produce essential proteins. Cautious parents embody the endoplasmic reticulum, providing care to injured players. Strikers parallel mitochondria, generating energy and scoring goals. Lastly, training correlates with cytoplasm, shaping the team just as it gives form to cells.
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Soccer to cell By: Octavio Medrano
The Coach/Nucleus • The coach is like the nucleus because the coach is the head of the team and he tells the team what to do.
The Crowd/Ribosome • The crowd is like the ribosome because the ribosome, because the ribosome make protein for the cells which keeps the cell going and the crowd cheers the team on which keeps them going.
The ER/Cautious Parents • The ER is the cautious parents, because they will always go to the injured player and nurses them back to health, so he can go play again.
The Strikers/Mitochondria • The mitochondria are the teams striker, because they are like the power player who is always challenging opponents and scoring goals. • The mitochondria produces energy so in other words the crowd could also be the mitochondria.
The cytoplasm/training • The cytoplasm is like the teams training because the function of the cytoplasm is to give the cell its shape and that’s just what the training is meant to do.