how could a softball game be related to an animal cell?

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mormak1

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I need to do an analogous project for my science class to compare something to an animal cell and I really like softball as a sport, so I was wondering how I could use that for the analogy...
 
fence = plasma membrane. it let's the players in and it has holes, so it could be semi-permeable.

the ground = cytoplasm. it holds everything together

the janitors who sweep up the dust after the game = lysosomes (they detoxify the cell)

players in the outfield = vacuoles. they transport the substances (softballs) back to the players in the inner field

umpire = nucleus. he calls the shots

the coaches = ER - makes the proteins
the players = golgi - modify the proteins
 
fence = plasma membrane. it let's the players in and it has holes, so it could be semi-permeable.

the ground = cytoplasm. it holds everything together

the janitors who sweep up the dust after the game = lysosomes (they detoxify the cell)

players in the outfield = vacuoles. they transport the substances (softballs) back to the players in the inner field

umpire = nucleus. he calls the shots

the coaches = ER - makes the proteins
the players = golgi - modify the proteins
 
fence = plasma membrane. it let's the players in and it has holes, so it could be semi-permeable.

the ground = cytoplasm. it holds everything together

the janitors who sweep up the dust after the game = lysosomes (they detoxify the cell)

players in the outfield = vacuoles. they transport the substances (softballs) back to the players in the inner field

umpire = nucleus. he calls the shots

the coaches = ER - makes the proteins
the players = golgi - modify the proteins
 
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