Lamin A and Lamin B receptors are holding silent genes in their correct position at the edge of the nucleus. Any change from this position will cause genes to malfunction leading to heart failure, vascular disease, and muscle wasting. Should we trust this?
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@Rough_Roy You're right, I do let you do your job and I don't stop you. I work very hard to keep intruders out and before you say that some are let in, when you get 'sick' you can't fix the problem and that kills the whole cell. When I make a mistake, at least I can fix it.
Hey guess what @realNucleus2K17 you don't just need one of me, you think I'm so special that you have your OWN me. That's right everyone, don't let the nucleus fool you. He can talk all he wants but he has not one cell membrane, but TWO. #votecellmembrane
The nucleus can talk all it wants but who is the one that has the hard job? Who is the one that faces pathogens and other invaders 24/7? That's right, the cell membrane. #defender#votecellmembrane
Why vote for chloroplast? It's only found in plants. We are people, not plants. Vote for something that includes you. Vote @mcellmembrane @cellmembrane88 ! #votecellmembrane
Let's just all be friends. After all, we're all working together to maintain a cell. But cell membrane is still the superior organelle. #votecellmembrane
Going on with secrecy, the nucleus hides your own DNA. Why? Is cell security more important than citizen discretion? There are others ways to protect our DNA. We have the right to know what we hold and protect. #votecellmembrane
Mitochondria might seem innocent but he is pure evil! He causes apoptosis, which is cell death by suicide! Mitochondria swells up because it can't control the passage of ions and water to itself. If he can't handle his own every day work, should we trust him with our lives?
Sure mitochondria provides energy for us, but they have a huge wall around them and their own DNA and ribosomes. Do they not trust the rest of us? What can they possibly be hiding behind their wall? Should we trust such a mysterious organelle? Don't think so! #votecellmembrane
If a ribosome is damaged, it causes the protein to not form correctly. This leads to the ENTIRE CELL getting ruined! The ribosome does this when it can't help synthesize proteins like it should be doing. Are we really going to allow this to happen? #votecellmembrane
Many people know that the Golgi apparatus causes Alzheimer's, but did you know that it causes Batten's disease? It causes loss of vision, motor skills, seizures, and mental impairment and this is mostly CHILDREN! Do we really trust another that hurts the elderly and children?
Zellweger syndrome is a fatal disease. This disease is caused by peroxisomes that fail to be present in the cells of an individual. They failed their human and gave them a fatal disease that doesn't give them a chance to live. Do we want a murder in charge? #votecellmembrane
@realNucleus2K17 We use our proteins to use Active Transport to get anything bad out, whether we created the problem or not. The cell membrane takes care of you and double checks to make sure that we get everything out that could've gotten in or failed in another organelle. (pt2)
@realNucleus2K17 While this does happen think about it! We are all everyday organelles just as everyone else. Yes, we make mistakes, but we are not the only ones! And when someone else makes a mistake they can't really fix the problem. The cell membrane has to fix it for them. (pt1)