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amm1812
4 years ago
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Give an example of how cells can be specialized

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andrey2020 [161]4 years ago
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Some of the examples of specialized cells are Reproductive cells, Nerve cells,blood cells. Red blood cells specialize in carrying oxygen throughout the body.

<u>Explanation:</u>

When a cell performs a function or a task that others cannot do then those cells are called as specialized cells. They are useful in performing special functions like transportation of something throughout the human body.Some of the cells are responsible in performing some special tasks that others cannot do.

Examples of specials ed cells includes nerve cells, blood cells, reproductive cells. These cells are responsible in performing a particular function. For instance nerve cells which are termed as neurons. They are responsible in sending signals with an electrical impulse.  Blood cells are responsible in taking oxygen throughout the human body.

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Outermost layer of the cell wall is

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Hint: The wall which is present at the outermost of the cell wall acts as a glue between the different cells. . The secondary wall is not present in every cell, it is present in few cells that alter the growth of the primary wall.

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