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What is the process by which cells change in structure and become capable of carrying out specialized functions?
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differentiation
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What is the smallest unit capable of carrying out life functions?
The cell is the smallest unit of life capable of carrying out life functions.
What is the smallest structure capable of carrying out all life's process?
cell
What is the smallest unit of life capable of carrying out all life functions?
A cell
What is quint fire truck?
A Quint is defined as a fire apparatus capable of performing 5 functions. A Quint: - Is capable of pumping Water - Is capable of carrying a water supply (water tank) - Is capable of performing aerial operations (aerial ladder) - Is capable of carrying a ground ladder compliment - Is capable of carrying a compliment of fire hose.
What does a structure do?
being capable of carrying an amount of weight without falling or breaking
What does structure do?
being capable of carrying an amount of weight without falling or breaking
What is the smallest structure capable of carrying out all life processes is?
A cell
What is an electrical chemical system?
an integrated whole, composed of diverse, interacting, specialized structures and subfunctions. [SEMATECH] 2 : an integrated structure of components and subsystems capable of performing, in aggregate, one or more specific functions.
How can a single cell perform all functions?
As cell is capable of interdependently carrying out all necessary activities in our life.
How does a graphics card works?
A graphics card provides extra processing power to a computer that is specialized in the preparation of video images. Some specialized functions that they provide include functions to draw lines, calculate the textures of objects, provide lighting effects. The computer runs software specifically designed for the graphics card, often called a 'driver' which tells the computer what functions the graphics card is capable of assisting with.
Can a grasshopper hear human speech?
A grasshopper has a structure behind it's large hind leg known as a tympanum. This structure functions as an eardrum that is sensitive to vibrations in the air. So, the answer to the question is yes..... but their brains are not capable of interpreting what was said.
What ion is an important part of the structure of hemoglobin because it is able to combine with an oxygen molecules?
Iron ions in Haemoglobin (aka Hemoglobin) ensure the cell is capable of carrying Oxygen around the body.
