Answer:
These “higher level” brain areas are most likely related to three different cognitive processes inherently part of synaesthesia: the sensory processes (with the sensory areas), the attentional processes especially controlling the binding process (within the parietal lobe), and the cognitive processes.
1. Membrane, maybe a fence around your school or the walls as it is physical barrier between the cells internal environment and the outside.
2. Chloroplast, cafeteria, it generates food for the cell.
3. Rough endoplasmic reticulum, corridors, it transports proteins.
4. Lysosome, trash can, gets rid of old parts of the cell
the answer would be the third option: the cells change after being exposed to the chemical, and this change is passed to the next generation of cells.
<span>Rudolf Virchow so the answer is</span><span> D
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