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Published by Callie Pfister, 2020-11-03 15:28:47

Organelle Dating Profile Catalogue 2020

Virtual Organelle Speed Dating Catalogue 2020

CellHarmony.com Presents:

Organelle
Dating Profile Catalogue

2020

Are you tired of living the single life? Are you waking up alone in the cytosol with no one to share your
day? Isn't it time you experienced the joy of falling for someone who sees you, loves you, and accepts
you for who you are? This is the kind of joy that comes from finding someone special with whom you
share true compatibility, and it is compatibility that forms the basis of every match we make at
CellHarmony.com.
Use this catalogue to find compatible matches who live nearby (even in the same cell)!

#loveisinthecell

Find your perfect match(es)!!!
Pages 3 – 8 Chloroplasts

9 – 16 Vacuoles
17 – 21 Lysosomes
22 – 29 Mitochondria
30 – 36 Golgi Apparatuses
37 – 43 Endoplasmic Reticula
44 – 48 Ribosomes

Organelle: Chloroplast




Pickup line: Are you the sun, cause I’m picking up some good energy from you







#TrendableHashtag: #lookingstacked








Cellfie: How Would I Describe Myself?:


I’m generally round and cylindrical,




and found within eukaryotic cells,




specifically plant cells. I’m made up of




a clear inner membrane and a green


outer membrane, with empty




separation in between. Inside me are




stacks of thylakoids, which contain


the chlorophyll used for




photosynthesis. Additionally, I contain

Occupation:
stroma, a colorless liquid containing
I specialize in photosynthesis within the

cell. When sunlight strikes a plant, enzymes which is where chemical

usually through its leaves, I absorb it changes for synthesis are completed

and, in conjunction with carbon dioxide

and water, turn it into energy. Within

the cell, I provide most of the “food” in


the form of energy. The process is Bad Habit:
called photosynthesis
Sometimes I can’t produce energy,

usually because of chemical imbalances.

When that happens, the cell is at risk of

dying. Additionally, if I malfunction, the

cell can experience premature duplication,

which stunts plant growth




























































































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