Cell Types Af Modification

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Group of cells performing special life functions are

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Tissues

Question 2

Give the five human cell

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Blood cell
Nerve cell
Skeletal muscle cell
Ova or egg cell
Sperm cell

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Red, white blood cells and platelets floating in liquid plasma

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Blood cell

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Also called neurons, are cells with fiber which conduct impulses. Consists of

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Nerve cell
Cell body
Axon
Dendrites

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Called striated muscle cells because of their striped appearance when viewed

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Skeletal muscle cell

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Female sex cells produced by the ovaries

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Ova or egg cell

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Male sex cells produced by the testes

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Sperm cell

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Group similar cells perform a definite functions

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Tissues

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Kinds of tissue in animals

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Epithelial t
Connective t
Muscle t
Nerve t

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Closely packed
Covering or lining of all internal and external body surface

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Epithelial t

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Flat and sheet like appearance

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Squamous

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More than one layer of cell

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Stratified

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Cube like appearance, equal width and length

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Cuboidal

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Single layer taller than wider

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Columnar

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Apical cilia or microvilli
Line your stomach and instestine

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Cilliated columnar

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Holds part of the body such bones

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Connective t

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Muscle to bone

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Tendon

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Bone to bone

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Ligaments

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Originates in the bone and has some fiber
Liquid form

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Blood

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For movement in animals

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Muscle t

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Muscle does not under conscious control
Visceral or smooth

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Involuntary

Question 22

Made up of king fibers and they move our bones. We can control them

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Voluntary

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Muscles that make up our heart. Involuntary striated

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Cardiac muscle

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Barry electrical and chemical signal and impulses from brain and cns

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Nerve t

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Accept nerve impulses from the CNS and transmit to muscle or glands

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Motor neurons efferent

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Convey nerve impulse

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Interneurons or association

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Accept impulse from sensory receptors

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Sensory neurons or afferent

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Composed of vegetative cells

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Plant tissues

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Responsible for the production of new cells. Small thin cell walls rich in cytoplasm

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Meristematic t

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Found at the tip of stems and root. Respo in length

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Apical meristems

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Found in sides or periphery of roots and stem. Respo in width

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Lateral meristems

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Composed of mature and differentiated cells

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Permanent t

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Consists of only one type of cell

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Single permanent t

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Consists of more than one type of cells

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Complex permanent t

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Process that occurs after cell division where the newly formed cells are structurally modified so that they can perform their function efficiently and effectively

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Cell specialization modification

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Type of cell that is found in the apical surface

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Apical modification

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Temporary, irregular lobes formed by amoebas other eukaryotic.

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Pseudopods

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Usually short hair, moves in waves Long whiplike

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Cilia and flagella

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Cell modification that happens at the side of the cell

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Lateral modification

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Adjacent cells are connected through protein channels

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Gap junction

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Areas where the membranes of two adjacent cells join together

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Tight junction

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Found on the basal surface of the cell

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Basal modification

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Anchoring junction on the basal surface of the cell

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Hemidesmosomes

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3 type of modification

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Apical m Lateral m Basal m