How do cells specialise?

Answer 1

They are different cells in a unique way as they carry out the different jobs from a normal cell. For example the red blood cells travel round the body producing oxygen and blood, you produce over 10,000 red blood cells a day!!

Answer 2

Many cells look different. This is because they have their own special jobs to do.

During their development, these cells have changed shape. They have differentiated.

Different cells do different jobs. They share the work of the whole organism. Such as the leaf palisade cells have lots of chloroplasts for photosynthesis and nerve cells carry messages around the body.

Answer 3

Cells specialize through a process called differentiation, where specific genes are turned on or off to give the cell specific functions. This process allows cells to develop into different types, such as muscle cells, nerve cells, or blood cells. Specialization is crucial for the proper functioning of tissues and organs in multicellular organisms.

Answer 4

a cell that is suited to do a certain job like a sperm cell that is ment to travle through a females body to the overies to create a baby.

Answer 5

A specialised cell is for a sertain job. ie a red blood cell is to carry oxygen to the body.

Answer 6

they r cells that do serten jobs.

Answer 7

l dont know

Answer 8

It performs special functions. e.g: a sperm is used for reproduction.