Cell Differentiation And Specialisation Pg.14 🩵 Flashcards
Specialised cells are cells that carry out a ______ _______.
Specific function.
The process by which cells change to become specialised is called ______.
Differentiation.
As cells change, they develop different ________ ________. They turn into different ______ __ _____. This allows them to carry out _________ ________.
Subcellular structures.
Types of cells.
Specific functions.
Most differentiation occurs as an organism _______.
Develops.
Most animal cells can only differentiate at an _______ ______ of the animals life.
Early stage.
But lots of plant cells can differentiate for the ______ of the plants life.
Whole.
The cells that differentiate in adult animals are mainly used for ________ and _________ ______.
Repairing and replacing cells.
Some cells are undifferentiated - they are called _______ _____.
Stem cells.
Sperm cells take the ______ _____ to the egg.
Male DNA.
A sperm cell has a ____ to help it swim to the egg.
Tail.
Sperm cells have lots of ________. These provide ______ for swimming.
Mitochondria.
Energy.
Nerve cells carry _________ _______ around the body.
Electrical signals.
Nerve cells are _____ to cover ____ distance in the body.
Long.
More.
Nerve cells have _______ at the end to _______ to other nerve cells.
Branches.
Connect.
Muscle cells ______ (shorten).
Contract.