True
A tissue is a bundle of cells that have a function. For example the lining of your small intestine is a tissue and has the function to absorb nutrients. This also goes for the lining of your lungs, bone marrow and stomach lining. Don't be confused with muscle because muscle is a bundle of tissues.
True or False? Genes are the key to almost everything that living cells do. True or False? Genes are the key to almost everything that living cells do.
It is false.
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True
False - cells can differ in structure in order to perform a specific function. For example, neurons (nerve cells) are electrically excitable. These have an axon (long section that conducts impulses, and ends which branch out - called dendrite. This is an example of a cell structure unique to a certain function.
A tissue is a group of similar cells that perform a common function.
false
false
With cells, the rule of thumb is, structure defines function. Different cells throughout the body perform different functions. To perform these functions, they need different shapes. They all have the same DNA, but different "blueprints" are activated depending on where they are in the body.
I believe it's false!!
A tissue is a bundle of cells that have a function. For example the lining of your small intestine is a tissue and has the function to absorb nutrients. This also goes for the lining of your lungs, bone marrow and stomach lining. Don't be confused with muscle because muscle is a bundle of tissues.
lymphatic tissue
False
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