You are a cytologist (biologist who studies cells) at NASA. You have just completed an exploration of the planet Venus. In your lab is a soil sample from
Venus that you view under an high powered electron microscope. Since Venus is
called Earth's sister planet, you are sure that you will not find anything very
different from life here on Earth. As your eyes adjust to the field of vision, you are
astonished at what you see. Write a report to other scientists in your department
describing the function of this cell in the soil of Venus. Use your knowledge of
cell parts and their functions to support your decision. Be sure to "A. C.E." this
question: Answer = Describe what type of cell you think it is; Cite = Give
supporting reasons why you believe it is this type of cell; Explain = The
functions of as many parts as you can describe.