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It depends on what sort of bone cell you are talking about. Osteoblasts are specialized in so far as they form new bone only, osteoclasts digest bone for remodeling however cannot form new bone. However, there are other cells in bone, such as hemaotpoietic stem cells in the bone marrow that are only specialized in so far as they produce blood cells.
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What is the name given to cells that have become hihgly adapted to carry out a particular function?
Cells that have become highly adapted to carry out a particular function are referred to as "specialized cells" or "differentiated cells." These cells undergo a process called differentiation, where they develop unique structures and functions tailored to their specific roles in an organism, such as muscle cells for contraction or neurons for transmitting signals.
How are bone cells and muscle cells different?
I've heard it's because of its function and it's true💯
How does the lymphocyte cells adapted to it function?
Lymphocyte cells are adapted to their function through a process called antigen recognition, where they can identify specific foreign molecules known as antigens. This recognition enables them to mount an immune response by either producing antibodies (B cells) or directly attacking infected cells (T cells). Additionally, lymphocytes undergo a maturation process in the thymus (T cells) and bone marrow (B cells) to ensure they can differentiate between self and non-self molecules.
Could the body survive without bone cells?
There are many organisms that do not have bone cells; these are known as invertebrates. However, if a human being were to have all bone cells removed, then no, such an unfortunate person could not survive. We are not adapted to live as invertebrates. So far there is no way to convert a human being into a living jellyfish, but who knows what future medical research will bring.
How the nucleus adapted to its function?
how are cells adapted? sperm cells white blood cells red blood cells pollen cells leaf cells Cells may adapt gradually through evolution or more rapidly through specialization.
What is the bone cells function?
Bone cells help you stand up and move. As well as helping your body produce red blood cells.
How are the cells of tissue adapted for its function of strengthening a plant in the amoeba?
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What do bone marrow do?
Bone marrow does a lot of things but the major function is the production of RBS. (red blood cells)
What is responsible for sculpting bones?
Several cells have this function: the osteoclasts which break down bone and the osteoblasts which build bone.
What is the function for blood marrow?
There is no such thing as blood marrow. You presumably mean bone marrow. A major function of bone marrow is the generation of new blood cells.
What is the name given to cells that have become hihgly adapted to carry out a particular function?
Cells that have become highly adapted to carry out a particular function are referred to as "specialized cells" or "differentiated cells." These cells undergo a process called differentiation, where they develop unique structures and functions tailored to their specific roles in an organism, such as muscle cells for contraction or neurons for transmitting signals.
How can the structure and function of bone be described?
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How does the structure of spongy bone follow its function?
Spongy bone is porous and constructed of loosely connected structures. The spongy bones allows for the development of bone marrow. The main function of bone marrow is to produce blood cells.
How does the structure of SPONGY-BONE follow its function?
Spongy bone is porous and constructed of loosely connected structures. The spongy bones allows for the development of bone marrow. The main function of bone marrow is to produce blood cells.
How the structure of spongy bone follow its function?
Spongy bone is porous and constructed of loosely connected structures. The spongy bones allows for the development of bone marrow. The main function of bone marrow is to produce blood cells.
What is the function of the organic matrix in bone?
it is where blood cells are manufactured
What is the primary function of red bone marrow?
To produce a variety of blood cells
