What is meant by cell specialization?

Answer 1

Cellular Specialization

The cell performing a specific function for a larger organ or tissue.

"cell specialization is an adaptation to do a particular job in a cell"

Answer 2

In the sense of Biology, cell specialization is when stem cells (cells with no specific job) become cells that have a specific job, like muscle cells. They have a specific job to do, like how your muscle cells allow you to move.

Answer 3

Cell specialization is what occurs when stem cells choose a specific function within an organism and changes its form and function to a specific use. This occurs so that the organism can operate effectively at larger scales. Small organisms (microscopic) do not specialize, because they contain all the functions necessary for life within a single (or a few) cells. Larger organisms have specialized cells in order to maximize efficiency. Without cell specialization, organisms would have a more difficult time with waste removal, distribution of important nutrients and chemicals, and would require larger, less efficient cells to perform the same functions.

Answer 4

Cell specialization refers to the process where cells develop specific functions and characteristics to perform specific tasks within an organism. This allows for division of labor among cells and contributes to the overall complexity and efficiency of multicellular organisms. Each specialized cell type has a unique structure and set of functions that enable the organism to carry out essential processes.

Answer 5

The specialization of a Cell occurs in two phases: first Differentiation and second Determination.

Answer 6

Cell specialization is the process of making a cell turn into a different cell in order to complete a job. This happens in almost every multicellular organism.