Your eyes. They are made of many different parts. Each part has a special job in helping you to see. How would you describe the
cells that make up the parts of your eye? A)Each part of the eye is made up of identical cells.
B)The parts of the eye are made of the same cells that make up our skin.
C)Each part of the eye is made of special cells that help with a certain job.
D)The eye is not made up of cells. Instead it is made of tissues and each tissue has a special job.
The correct answer is C) Each part of the eye is made of special cells that help with a certain job.
Explanation:
Like other organs, eyes are composed of multiple cells; besides this, cells in eyes are of different types as they have different functions. For example, in the case of the retina, this contains mainly photoreceptor cells that process light into signals; moreover, there are two types of photoreceptor cells: rods and cones that act according to the types of light. On the other hand, the iris is composed of specialized cells that form a fibrovascular tissue as this structure contracts or dilates the pupil. Thus, in the eyes, each part is made of special cells that are related to a specific function (Option C).
This is true. Studies have shown our brain releases chemicals that allow us to have better self-thought and image of not only ourselves but situations around us.
