How do we say that the cells are specialised to do different jobs? Explain with example.
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QUESTION:
How do we say that the cells are
specialised to do different jobs? Explain
with example.
ANSWER:
HOW DO WE SAY CELLS ARE SPECIALISED TO DO DIFFERENT JOB:
Specialised cells have a specific role to
perform.
Each specialised cell has a different job to
do. They have special features that allow
them to do these jobs.
Muscle cells, for example, are held together
in bundles, which pull together to make
muscles contract.
EXAMPLE:
•Nerve cells, blood cells, and reproductive
cells are examples of specialized cells. ...
Blood cells are an example of specialization
within a system of the body and include red
blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
Red blood cells, for instance, specialize in
carrying oxygen throughout the body.
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