cells

June 21st, 2011 | 528 Entries

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528 Entries for “cells”

  1. I learned about this in Science class, and at first it was a very hard subject to grasp, but i’m getting there and i’m learning more and more about cells and how they work and where they are located and I think I have a real interest in this subject and the uses of cells. I noticed that it has two l’s and I took note of that because it seemed really interesting to me.

    Ashley
  2. i have no words to describe cells. i remember biology, but chemistry is more my thing. i’m also trying desperately not to think, but working on a newspaper staff has taught me that thinking before writing is always best. always. so this is a strange new development for me, trying to write about cells, when i know nothing about them and also can’t write without thinking. my 60 seconds are up.

    haley
  3. They split and do things, like many other things, splitting doing their thing. Their own thing not unlike all of us, but splitting? Always trying to be maintaining, joining, crying when we split and break. Must we break? We must. Or we do, anyway.

    The Ends

    Ephraim Rodriguez
  4. Cells are multicellullar things that make up all living things. they are the foundation of life. they have different organelles in them such as mitochondria and the nucleus. the nucleus is the center of the cell and contains all the DNA.

    lala
  5. Cells are the building blocks of life. They compose everything there is. But they don’t make up love. What matters isn’t that we understand every little microscopic part, but that we find love, and understand and relate to another person.

    CJ
  6. we’re all made up of cells. it’s the building blocks of life. cells together, her cells, his cells, make something new. that’s a magical thing. my cells want to jump out of my into you. they want to be part of perfection. they go wild at your touch, splitting and dividing making new cells. more and more so there’s more of me to love you.

  7. Long, dirty, grey fingers reaching through the iron ribs, craving searching, wondering. Looking beyond, remembering another place, another existence. Another life.

    Christine Kenngott
  8. The cells which lined B block were dark despite the sunlight which leaked through the high windows. Strange sounds carried from the cell nearest to Sara, and despite her better judgment she couldn’t resist a peek inside.

    Morgan
  9. Cells of prisoners, guilty not guilty they are all crammed in cells tiny disgusting dark cells.

    Miranda
  10. The cells were full of men that looked like every man I had ever dated in my life. How did I get here? The catcalls were frightening. I had never heard such obscene, yet sincere language in my life. Maybe jail wasn’t as bad as they portray it to be on t. v. Who knew?

  11. llamas are made up of cells pretty much everything is made up of cells why is cells a topic i already did this word…

    Mally
  12. i dont know much about cells but the wprd reminds me of being in grade 11 biology because you know, you learn about cells and stuff but

    Mally
  13. little blocks of life. mitosis, meiosis, apoptosis.

    Bre
  14. Robert hooke discovered cells. Science class sucks. Mrs. bastug is a horrible teaher, we learned more about science in math and history than we did IN SCIENCE CLASS. She tells us to read and answerns from the science textbook while she looks at her nails and talks about her children. When somene says that they don’t understand something, she tells them to reread the section or she reads what was written in that particular section in the book. I can’t wait until I go to highschool next year and I won’t have to deal with learning nothing. I might as well of taken an online science class.

    Jannet
  15. Our cells are supposed to replenish every 7 years. Not sure that mine do though. I’m definitely getting older, not younger. Really sucks. I want to order a new batch of cells. Anyone know where I can get some? Youthful cells with lots of energy. Willing to pay top dollar.

    Anne Marie Howard
  16. All our cells
    working together

    alone, they are just pieces of a grand machine
    together, they are life.

    We do not appreciate
    their deaths
    their sacrifices

    and though we are made of them
    we do not acknowledge
    their power.

  17. Cells in my mind, cells far behind, bee hive cells and sea shells smells, all inside my cellular mind. Cell mates break, cell phones fake, all are just too much to take

    Rory Byrne
  18. The prisoners lined up shoulder to shoulder- their backs pressed against the walls of their grimy cells. The police officer opened the barred door with a resounding buzz.

  19. The prision cells were filled with broken hearts, sad faces, longing souls. The windows shed a pinch of light in the cells, but even that hope could not solve the criminals’ problems. Were they rightly accused? or wrongly accused? I guess we shall never know, unless, they happen to escape alive…

    Grace
  20. They are what make us us. They are everything we do and everything we are. They can microscopic and build us or they can be large enough to hold whatever our life has come crashing down to. Cells are infinitely possible.

    Cieran
  21. everything is made up of cells, everything. cellular level. your hands, the air, everything you hold close in life, made up of cells.

    Candy Gasoline
  22. the molecular structure
    a simple thing to think about
    complex
    make my babies pretty
    make my husband old
    make my veins protrude from my wrists
    cells
    DNA
    genetics
    all connect to the death of man

    Nicole
  23. The cells all surrounded the malignancy. Slowly, the virus was devouring the outer shell, slowly infiltrating the perimeter and intrusively so. Before long, there would be nothing left of the once healthy unit.

  24. I can feel it in the very cells of my body. It is the stirring, the vibrating of emotion that rocks every part of my body. It invades my dreams and clouds my daily thoughts. Is it lust? Is it passion? Is it love?

  25. single, multiple, the beginning of life, the modern type of phone, a word beginning with ‘c’

    Simon
  26. they had barely passed the water cells when they saw the pms muchlove implode upon itself.

  27. all my brain cells died thinking of what to write about on this word…maybe i have no imagination, or simply because my imaginative cells just died with all the rest too!

    Peipei Han
  28. She walked down the hall, ignoring the cat calls coming from the cells that lined either side of her. She waited at the end of the hall for the guard to unlock the door that separated her from her father.

  29. these cells are cells which keep me held in my hell but not for long.
    along the sound waves of today i travel into inner ears thru brain stems and stones i alone carry the tune.
    and with thru these speakers i blaze like heaters, but only as a teacher, enlightening the minds of the sheltered, or taking the youth to find a distant treasure

    amrik
  30. Single cell organisms deserve more credit. Sure, they only have one cell but a little can go a long way. Cells make up who we are and yet we discriminate against single celled organisms.

  31. They started as they knew — touching and reforming, building upon life and love. Nothing stopped them save hunger, they digested one another in order to grow. Nothing held them save desparation. Nothing stopped them but themselves.

    Keith McCleary
  32. I have blood cells. White and red ones. I think I prefer the red ones because I like the colour red better.
    It sounds weird, but then again.. why would I write about cells?
    This is weird. But it feels right. haha cells …

    i have some spare seconds now…

    Julieta Lucca
  33. The mysteries of our anatomy find themselves locked away in cells.

  34. The little internal engines that keep me alive so that I can continue this mirage of having my shit together are called cells.

  35. Cells are blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. TINY.

    Katie Nicole
  36. what the hell . i have no idea what to talk about cells…. life.. millions.you.me.world.everyone.

    joy
  37. Fallen from the grace of our own minds, we fall into self built cells, every lasting eternal debate of if your right or wrong, when you were right and wrong. A cage forever more to fill you with the knowledge of your own power lore. No Keys, No light but time to look into self insight.

    Nilo Cortex
  38. brain cancerous models diorama science skin everywhere in the body fluid synapses evergoriwng

    Susy
  39. the cells in my body were coming closer together than they should have. The doctors didnt have very much faith in my chance in surviving. After the bad crash 2 weeks ago i just havent been the same. When the bruises didnt go away i knew that things werent good.And if my last dying wishes were too see my baby girl live then that would be the only thing i want! , So i guess fate is coming becuase i already see the light.

    racheal
  40. ebroided and embroiled
    pulling tugging
    coehesion and and glue
    separte and together
    solid but such a vast void

    Lou Lamora