What do you mean by ""cells of a tissue have similar origin""?
Answers
Answered by
4
"Cells of tissue have similar origin" refers to the fact that a particular tissue is made up of a group of cells which are similar in structure or function.
These cells together perform a specific function due to their common origin.
Cells are organised to form a tissue whereas multiple tissues( similar based on function) are organised to give rise to a particular organ.
Answered by
1
The cells of a tissue have similar origin because they all are mitotic daughter cells of a single cell.
Explanation:
- When a new organism is formed it arises as a diploid organism by the fusion of 2 haploid gametes.
- After fertilisation this develops into a zygote, this single cell undergoes continuous division to form all the organs and organ systems of our body.
- Each organ system receives a special signal for differentiation.
Learn more about cells of a tissue
The cells in a tissue have identical shapes and perform identical functions do you agree give reasons
https://brainly.in/question/1977428
Difference between cell and tissue
https://brainly.in/question/3740912
Similar questions