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if the cells are permanently mitotic the are not able to repair them selves.
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∙ 11y agobecause if the cells are amiotic the cells are not longer able to reproduce or reconstruct themselves
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What happens to the organism if the cells tissues organ organ system are damaged?
if the cells of any tissue are damaged either the body starts repairing the cells itself or either the tissue starts spoiling
Do the cells of the receptor organ in the inner ear regenerate?
No, once damaged the cells will scar but not regenerate.
What happens to the tissues organs and organ systems if these cells are damaged or diseased?
If cells are damaged or diseased, it can lead to dysfunction of tissues, organs, and organ systems. Some possible consequences include impaired tissue function, organ failure, or disruption of bodily functions. The severity and specific effects depend on the type and extent of the damage or disease.
Is nerve cells an organ?
No. Nerve cells are just cells. The brain is an organ and the nervous system is an organ system
What will happen to the organism if organ system were damaged?
If the damage is severe, the organism could live for some days or months but it would eventually die. Organ systems play vital roles in an organism's life.
Why can an organ be damaged if its cells are amitotic?
Amitosis is the condition where cells don't divide, so the organ wouldn't be able to replace any of its cells.
What happens to the organism if the cells tissues organ organ system are damaged?
if the cells of any tissue are damaged either the body starts repairing the cells itself or either the tissue starts spoiling
What happens to the organ system if their cells are damaged?
it will not fuction normally
Do the cells of the receptor organ in the inner ear regenerate?
No, once damaged the cells will scar but not regenerate.
Is it more harmful for an organism to have a damaged cell or damaged organ?
Depends on how the cell is damaged and on which organ and how it's damaged as well. Some single cells can become malignant tumores and bring about the death of the body while you might easily remove some kinds of organs without major consequence, such as one kidney, one lung, spleen etc.
What happens to the tissues organs and organ systems if these cells are damaged or diseased?
If cells are damaged or diseased, it can lead to dysfunction of tissues, organs, and organ systems. Some possible consequences include impaired tissue function, organ failure, or disruption of bodily functions. The severity and specific effects depend on the type and extent of the damage or disease.
Which blood lymph organ filters blood?
The spleens primary function is to filter blood of damaged cells. The spleen is the largest organ of the lymphatic system.
What happens to the tissues organsorgan system if these cells are damaged?
the tissues,organs,organ system will eventually die.
Why are organs made up of small cells instead of large cells?
Organs are made up of small cells instead of large cells to allow the organs to be not easily harmed. This way if one cell dies or is attacked then the organ will not be damaged. If the cell was larger then the organ might not be able to recover.
What will happen to tissues organs organ system if the cell are damage?
if the cells of any tissue are damaged either the body starts repairing the cells itself or either the tissue starts spoiling
What will happen to the organ and organ system if these cells are damage or diseased?
Tendency is, it will slowly die or might affect the whole organism or plant because the plant cells overall support the organism/plant.
Organ near the stomach that produces stores and eliminates blood cells?
The organ you are referring to is the spleen. It plays a crucial role in filtering and recycling old and damaged blood cells, as well as producing new blood cells in times of need. The spleen also stores extra blood cells that can be released into circulation when necessary.
