1. Differentiate between unicellular and multicellular organisms.
2. Define Tissue.
3. Why few cells can change their shape?
4. Why nerve cells are branched shape?
5. Draw muscle cells and nerve cell. ( no need to label it )
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1. Differentiate between unicellular and multicellular organisms.
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Multicellular Organisms -
• They are made up of more than one cell. For Example, Mango Tree and Frog.
• Multicellular organisms with billions of cells also start their life as a single cell. The fertilised egg (which is a single cell) multiplies to form more cells as the organism develops.
Unicellular Organisms -
• they are made up of a single cell. For Example, Amoeba and Paramecium.
• Single-celled organisms also perform all the necessary life functions like multicellular organisms, including ingestion, digestion of food, respiration, excretion, reproduction, and growth.
2. Define Tissue.
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• tissue is a collection of interconnecting cells that perform of similar function within an organism .
• In other words It is a group of cell working together mainly inside an organ.
3. Why few cells can change their shape?
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• There are few cells which can change their shape according to their requirement. For example: WBC(White blood count) and Amoeba.
• Immune cells are cells that respond when the body is infected (by a bacterium, for instance). To do their job, they need to be able to change shape.
• For instance, lymphocytes may need to move through body tissue to get to the site of infection, so they change their shape to squeeze past tightly packed tissue cells.
• Some immune cells (such as neutrophils) engulf bacteria and viruses, so they need to change their shape to 'swallow' them.
4. Why nerve cells are branched shape?
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• The nerve cell is branched-shape cell as Nerve cell receives and transfers messages for helping to control and coordinate the working of different parts of the body.
5. Draw muscle cells and nerve cell. ( no need to label it )
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