Identify And Explain The Importance Of The Interactions Between The Cell And House

Both, a cell membrane and an exterior of a house, controls what enters and leaves the cell and home, respectively. Their purpose and function: let the needed materials in, expel certain materials from the inside, and keep out particular substances/things. In this way, the cell membrane and a house’s exterior are impressively alike. There are many materials necessary to the cell and home to allow them to run efficiently and smoothly. Glucose is to the cell, as air is to the people of homes. The reason for the importance of these materials lie in its contribution to the cell/home. This carbohydrate and air are essential to the homeostasis of both the cell and houses. Glucose is needed to produce energy, specifically ATP, for cell organelles to complete their functions and tasks. For example, the ribosome needs energy in order to make protein, if it lacked it, the organelle wouldn’t …show more content…
Carbon dioxide, or CO2, to the cell and waste to a house fall within this category. It must be expelled and disposed of to retain a stable environment. CO2 is produced in the cells during cellular respiration. In a functioning cell, the balance between the amount of carbon dioxide and oxygen is stable, there isn’t an overflowing amount of CO2. However, if carbon dioxide can’t be expel, it’s trapped in the body. That causes breathing problems and can lead to harmful effects on organs. In a home, waste, such as human excrement, sewage, and trash, is regularly dispose of in order to maintain a cleanly surrounding. There’s no harm in it sitting in the house for a few days, but it eventually disrupts the house and need to be removed. It can stink up the house and in turn, prevents the people of the house to go on with normal activities without being distracted. The cell membrane need to allow CO2 to leave the cell, just as the house must get rid of its