2941: Cell Organelles - Revision history

68.101.170.57: Lithosphere

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Lithosphere

82.132.239.130: Undo revision 409033 by 2001:4450:81E7:1E00:ADD6:A33:300F:1CBB (talk)

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Undo revision 409033 by 2001:4450:81E7:1E00:ADD6:A33:300F:1CBB (talk)

2001:4450:81E7:1E00:ADD6:A33:300F:1CBB at 00:40, 30 March 2026

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Mathmaster: /* Explanation */

2025-08-24T22:49:27Z

‎Explanation

Jkshapiro: /* Explanation */ capitalization

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‎Explanation: capitalization

Jkshapiro: /* Explanation */ No need to repeat. Also, no need to repeat.

2025-06-06T01:55:15Z

‎Explanation: No need to repeat. Also, no need to repeat.

2607:FEA8:E380:1830:4969:E611:38D6:7F51: /* Explanation */ If the joke were that the cell were covered in dust then there would have to be another clue. There isn't, and the first explanation is sufficient, so no reason to seek another.

2025-06-06T01:37:53Z

‎Explanation: If the joke were that the cell were covered in dust then there would have to be another clue. There isn't, and the first explanation is sufficient, so no reason to seek another.

172.70.58.5: Undo revision 357219 by 172.71.218.39 (talk) Redlink category.

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Undo revision 357219 by 172.71.218.39 (talk) Redlink category.

172.71.218.39 at 01:24, 19 November 2024

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ConscriptGlossary: Possible spelling issue

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Possible spelling issue

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-| Term from geology; part of the Earth's crust. Labeled cross-sectional diagrams of cells and of the layers of the Earth are commonly found in science textbooks.
+| Term from geology; part of the Earth's crust. Labeled cross-sectional diagrams of cells and of the layers of the Earth are both commonly found in science textbooks.
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 | titletext = It's believed that Golgi was originally an independent organism who was eventually absorbed into our cells, where he began work on his Apparatus.
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-{{TOC}}
 ==Explanation==
 This comic shows a {{w|Cell (biology)|biological cell}} diagram with a mix of real and fictional {{w|organelle}}s, giving both accurate {{w|Cell biology|cell biology}} terms and humorous ones. Actual cell components include the nucleus, mitochondria, and Golgi apparatus, while unrelated concepts come from geology, engineering, antivirus software, and even Star Wars. Labels like "evil endoplasmic reticulum" and "sticky endoplasmic reticulum" are variations of real cellular organelles. Other labels like "pith," "mantle," and "Vitreous humor," are borrowed from other types of circular cross-sectional diagrams (e.g., of fruit, planets, and eyeballs).

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 | titletext = It's believed that Golgi was originally an independent organism who was eventually absorbed into our cells, where he began work on his Apparatus.
 }}
+{{TOC}}
 ==Explanation==
 This comic shows a {{w|Cell (biology)|biological cell}} diagram with a mix of real and fictional {{w|organelle}}s, giving both accurate {{w|Cell biology|cell biology}} terms and humorous ones. Actual cell components include the nucleus, mitochondria, and Golgi apparatus, while unrelated concepts come from geology, engineering, antivirus software, and even Star Wars. Labels like "evil endoplasmic reticulum" and "sticky endoplasmic reticulum" are variations of real cellular organelles. Other labels like "pith," "mantle," and "Vitreous humor," are borrowed from other types of circular cross-sectional diagrams (e.g., of fruit, planets, and eyeballs).

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 ! Meaning
-! Real?
+! Exists?
 ! Cell organelle?
 ! Explanation

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-| The real Golgi was not and is not a tiny alien being who merged with our cells,{{Citation needed}} as the comic and title text imply. While the mitochondria and chloroplast may have been evolved in such a manner (through being consumed by a host cell), this is not considered the case for the golgi apparatus.
+| The real Golgi was not and is not a tiny alien being who merged with our cells,{{Citation needed}} as the comic and title text imply. While the mitochondria and chloroplast may have been evolved in such a manner (through being consumed by a host cell), this is not considered the case for the Golgi apparatus.
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 | {{w|Golgi apparatus}}

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-| Skin is a {{w|Tissue_(biology)|tissue}} (multicellular structure). The idea that a complex tissue can be wrapped around a single cell, as if it were a cell wall, or outer {{w|cell membrane}}, or {{w|extracellular matrix}}, is humorously backwards: human skin is made of cells, not the other way around. This may be referencing the common factoid that house dust is mostly human skin, implying that the cell is covered in a layer of dust.
+| Skin is a {{w|Tissue_(biology)|tissue}} (multicellular structure). The idea that a complex tissue can be wrapped around a single cell, as if it were a cell wall, or outer {{w|cell membrane}}, or {{w|extracellular matrix}}, is humorously backwards: human skin is made of cells, not the other way around.
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 | {{w|Carbonation}}

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-| Not a real term, albeit a portmenau of the aforementioned "Nucleus" and "Nucleolus" words
+| Not a real term, albeit a portmanteau of the aforementioned "Nucleus" and "Nucleolus" words
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