Group+6

Working in groups of four (4), you will need to draw your new cell, label and give a short explanation as to how each of the organelles will be able to **support life** and be successful to your medication. The drawing should be on a piece of plain white paper that is at least 8.5” x 11” or it can be draw on a computer. It must be easy to understand and aesthetically pleasing. **Extra credit of 10 points will be given for a comprehensive 3-D model.** You must be prepared to present your cell to the board of directors.


 * GOOD LUCK!!! **

NAMES: Gerard Falzarano Mike Tudisco Matt Song

We are planing to inject the cell's vacuole with the cure. The cell, once inside the patient's body, would transport the serum to it's plastids which would release the solution outside the cell. The injection point will be near the tumor area to make sure it reaches the cancer cells. The cell also has the ability to create copies of itself since the nucleolus contains DNA.
 * How the cell will fight cancer**




 * Why we chose these organelles. (mitochondria, vacuole, Rough ER, plastids, nucleus, ribosomes, and cytoplasm)**

We chose these organelles because they are essential for keeping the cell alive and making and transporting the serum to cure the cancer. We chose the mitochondria because it gives energy to the cell. The cell cannot function without Mitochondria. Next is the vacuole which hold the vaccine and the water for the cell. Next is the rough ER. This is important because it transports substances into and out of the cell. Plastids are essential because they store important chemicals, in this case which is the cure. The nucleus is essential because it tells everything inside the cell how to function. Ribosomes are important in this cell because they synthesize proteins that will be used inside the cell. Finally, cytoplasm is essential because it keeps everything in position and not moving around.