An Analysis of the Jelly Cell in Food Essay

Jelly Cell The Jelly Cell is the second task of the Cells unit and is undoubtedly a more enjoyable assessment compared to cells online which was the previous task. Despite this, it is still an important assessment as it contributes five marks to the working scientifically criteria for term two. Because of its significance, a number of standards must be set to ensure the task is done to the best of my ability.Apart from accuracy, neatness, completeness, amount of technical detail, labelling of structures, originality and relationship of knowledge to cell construction, I would specifically like to focus on two main standards. Those are the accuracy of the justification of the model and the similarity between the shapes of the food products chosen to the real organelles. The table below shows the food products that I have chosen for each organelle.OrganelleItem used to representDiagramReason for selection and functionCell membraneSolid plastic containerThe cell membrane is a thin layer of protein and fat that surround the cell. It is represented by a transparent plastic container so it is easier to see the organelles inside and more portable.CentriolesRaw spaghetti noodlesThe Centrioles is a small body located near the nucleus which creates microtubules. This is represented by a group of spaghetti noodles because the stick like shape of the centriole is also found in spaghetti noodles. ChromatinPlum meatThe chromatin is found in the nucleus and contains DNA and RNA and various proteins that form chromosomes during meiosis. This is represented by the plum meat found inside the plum just like how the chromatin is found inside the nucleus.CytoplasmJELLYThe cytoplasm is the jelly-like material found around the nucleus. This is represented by the gelatine to fit the task.Golgi ApparatusDried aniseedThe Golgi Apparatus is a sac like organelle that produces the membranes that surround the Lysosome. This...

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