Animal Cells In A Mall

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A system that connects to the organism is the mall. The mall also has 5 parts that makes it up, just like the human body. The subparts of a mall are product, shelf, aisle, store, and those all make up the mall. The first subset of the human body are cells, and the first part to a mall are the products. Cells are similar to the products because they are both the smallest part to the whole, but they are necessary for the whole system to work. Cells in the human body are similar to the products in a mall because while both of them are the smallest part to their system, they have the most amount of items. Also, the products in a mall and the cells in an organism are similar because without them, the system can not function. Finally, cells and products

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