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Collection of similar cells working for a common function is called a tissue.
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What is a tissue in the context of biology?
A tissue is a collection of similar cells in an organism's body used to perform a specific function.
What are collection of similar cells called?
A tissue
A collection of cells in the body?
tissue
How is cheek cells similar to skin cells?
The cheek cells and skin cells are similar becuase they both are cells they are on the body.
What is pusses?
pus is a collection of living, dead and dying cells as a result of the body fighting a contained infection.
How are nerve cells similar to other cells in the body?
first of all they are cells second, it is in the human body third they have organnelles
Can you have a tissue with only one cell?
No. By definition a tissue is a collection of cells of similar structure and function.
What is level of organization where a group of similar cells perform the same function?
Cells with similar function and/or structure make up tissues in the body.
Which organization level is higher than cell in human body?
Tissue: a collection of cells.
What are similar cells?
The only other cells that are similar to neurons in the body are the muscles cells because they both conduct an action potential, obey the All-or-None Law, and can be polarized and depolarized.
Tissue is composed of a group of?
A tissue is composed of a group of cells that are similar. These groups of cells work together to perform special functions in the body.
What is the difference between cells tissues organs and body systems?
cells are the smallest units in our bodies. tissues are collections of cells, and organs are collections of tissues. For example, the lung is a collection of cells that are of smooth tissue type. Systems are a collection of organs like the circulatory system is collection of the heart muscle which is cardiac, and the blood arteries and veins and capillaries which are smooth tissue.
