
Plant cell
A wall supports the cell, a vacuole holds cell sap and chloroplasts use light. A leaf cell’s structures reflect the needs of a plant.
Reference age · UK/US 12+ · East Asia 12+Open modelA cell divides into two; each heartbeat pushes blood through the body. The models examine how cells work, how genetic information is passed on, and how organs work together to keep an organism alive.

A wall supports the cell, a vacuole holds cell sap and chloroplasts use light. A leaf cell’s structures reflect the needs of a plant.
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Base pairing helps explain how DNA is copied, while different kinds of RNA take part in protein synthesis. One example connects chromatin in a cell with molecular structure and the steps that copy its information.
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How are chromosomes shared between new cells? Counting the sets at each stage distinguishes mitosis from meiosis.
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Bile is made in the liver, stored in the gallbladder and released into the intestine to help digest fat. Ducts connect these places.
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How do the heart’s four chambers and valves keep blood moving through the lungs and the rest of the body?
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