megansizemore megansizemore
  • 09-02-2014
  • Biology
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How is the road like cytoplasm??

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KatieOG KatieOG
  • 09-02-2014
Cytoplasm is what holds the cell together and it is what nutrients are passed along in a cell.
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Jamieandej
Jamieandej Jamieandej
  • 30-01-2020

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Cytoplasm is what holds the cell together and it is what nutrients are passed along in a cell. You could compare the nutrients to a car, the cars are passing along the road.

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