Day 9 - Cell modifications Flashcards
This is the process that occurs after cell division and these new cells are structurally modified to adapt and respond to the environment
Cell Modification
It is a plasma membrane cell that increases the surface area of eukaryotic cell. It is folded in a fingerlike projections. It also has a dense bundle of cross linked actin filament for absorption, secretion, cellular adhesion and mechano-transduction.
Microvilli
It is has tail like projections to prevent accumulation of dust creating thin layer of mucous along tubes. It is usually found in the lungs and fallopian tube
Cilia
It is the sweeper of cilia. It is used to move cells
Motile Cilia
This cilia is used to trap dirt and it is usually found in the eyes and nose
Non- Motile Cilia
This cilia is closely related to microvilli. This responds to fluid pressure and it turns into electric messages and neuronal signals. It is Mechano-sensing organelle.
Stereo Cillia
This cell is used for contraction and movement. It is elongated and elastic . It also has a lot of mitochondria
Muscle Cell
It is a tiny disc-like cell (biconcave shape) and it has no nucleus. It has hemoglobin which explains the red color of this cell.
RBC
In how many months does this RBC break down and changes to what color exerted in the bile.
in 4 months it breaks down and changes to yellow in the bile.
Where was RBC originated?
At the bone marrow
It is the epidermal cells of the roots and it keeps intimate relationship with the soil. It increases its size of the root’s surface area for more absorption by active transport.
Root hair cells
It is the hairlike outgrowths that reduces evaporation by covering stomata openings. It also protects the plant from high intensity light and UV rays.
Trichomes
It is sausage shaped cell flanking stoma. It has a mouth shaped epidermal opening and it contain chloroplast. It also has turgor driven valve that opens and close pores
Guard cells
Give 6 examples of specialized cells
HINT: ToM TouRs at TGC
Microvilli Muscle Cells RBC Root hair cells Trichomes Guard Cells Cilia