No, cells come with a vast difference in structure and function. Hence a difference in the number and type of organs in different organisms. e.g. a fish has a gill, while a man has lungs for breathing.
No, example: Cows have 5 stomachs and humans have 1. And plants have NO stomachs!!!!
It would be more accurate to say that each pgr controls specific cellular processes because they do not controldevelopment of specific organs (which actually is unknown how organ formation is controlled) they simply influence it. Also, by influencing development they must control specific cellular processes to cause differentiation and development.
It has 1 organism, that's its body.Note: If you meant organs you should ask a different question, because organisms are different from organs
organs
No they are living organs.
i think that the answer is the golgi apparatus.
multi-cellular
multi-cellular
Cells--> tissue--> organs--> organ system-->organisms
Cell is the basic and most fundamental part of living organisms. Based on number of cells, organisms are divided viz. Multi-cellular(eg. all humans/animals) and uni-cellular organisms(eg. amoeba). Cell collectively form tissues, tissues form organs, organs form organ systems and organ systems collectively form a living organism.
It would be more accurate to say that each pgr controls specific cellular processes because they do not controldevelopment of specific organs (which actually is unknown how organ formation is controlled) they simply influence it. Also, by influencing development they must control specific cellular processes to cause differentiation and development.
Cellular organization is on three levels: tissues, organs, and systems. Tissues In multicellular organisms all of the cells etc the can is a mental.
Tissue specialization has an advantage for multicellular organisms because it can make organs or organ systems. Have cells that can specialize means the cells can cooperate to form these organs.
No , because organs are only body parts of organisms.
Well, multicellular and unicellular organisms vary greater in differences. For starters, multicellular organisms have multiple cells, hence the name, while unicellular organisms are single-celled. Also, multi-cellular organisms are in animals, humans, and plants, while single-celled organisms are mainly found only in bacteria and often fungus. Lastly, multi-cellular organisms are composed n tissues, organs, and organ systems while single-celled organisms stand alone; hence the name.
Why are sense organs important to living organisms
yes we have organ and we are organisms
It has 1 organism, that's its body.Note: If you meant organs you should ask a different question, because organisms are different from organs