How to draw a cross section of a cell

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First, draw an outline of the cell.

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Next draw the nucleus and the nucleolus.

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Next, draw the details within the nucleus.

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Draw some of the rough endoplasmic reticulum (the ribosomes will be drawn later). Then draw in the mitochondria, the smooth endoplasmic reticulum, and the centrioles.

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Then draw the ribosomes in the cell (make lots of dots around the cell).

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Then draw the spikes off the cell membrane.

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Tidy it up a bit and then you have finished.

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Shade the nucleus and the nucleolus. Give the appearance of the nucleolus as it is a sphere Give the shade some smudge.

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Shade and smudge the different cell organelles.

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Shade the spikes and then shade and smudge the cell membrane. Then you have completed shading and smudging the cell.

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January 26, 2014

Description: For this you will need a HB pencil, something for smudging (E.g. tissue) and a rubber.

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