Case Study: A Journey Into The Cell In Oulu

A Journey into the Cell In Oulu, Finland a scientist by the name of George S. Fizzler was starting his new experiment. His new experiment dealt with shrinking things and seeing how other things looked like when shrunken down. This week he was shrinking a submarine so he could go into a living organisms cell. He was very fascinated with how the body worked and how cells work their “magic”. In order to do this experiment he is going to need some help from his friend Gary Bangelshrine and his cat Misty. Gary and George had all the preparations made and done now all they needed was for Misty to eat them while they were still small. They had a time limit on how long they could be in the body before they would be trapped inside the cat forever. George and Gray had the submarine already to go and had the cat food placed into the right position. When everything was set up they called Misty to come and eat. Misty had just eaten them and now they were inside the cat looking at everything that was happening while she was eating. George and Gary
They both are astonished on how it really works and would love to tell people all about it. As they approach the mitochondria they are star-struck. It’s just like how they pictured it the unusual organelle. The mitochondria acts like the power plant of the entire cell. It’s the site of all cellular respiration where the energy or better known as ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is released from all the energy that was stored from foods into the cell. The mitochondrion is folded into many places like a double membrane called the cristae, which is the inner membrane. The outer membrane is called the matrix. If it was up to the two scientist they wish they could stay in the cell forever but sadly they have to come out so they can explain to others what they have seen so they have others gain the knowledge they have doing this