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Adaptation in cells is when a cell or a group of cells making up a living thing change to suit the environment around it. This can be from being able to cope with different temperatures to being immune from microbes. This can happen in 1 day, or 100 years. It depends how they are changing.
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What is the adaptation that allows plants to perform photosynthesis?
Plant cells contain chloroplasts which allow them to perform photosynthesis.
Where can you see adaptation of the nerve cells in the simple sensory receptor?
Adaptation of nerve cells in simple sensory receptors can be seen in how they respond differently to constant stimuli over time. For example, in a pressure receptor in the skin, the nerve cells may initially fire rapidly in response to pressure but then slow down as they adapt to the constant pressure stimulus.
Are kidney cells prokaryotic?
No, kidney cells are eukaryotic.All cells in the human body are eukaryotic except one. Red blood cells are, strictly speaking, prokaryotic because they do not have a nucleus but this is a structural adaptation that allows the cells to carry as much oxygen as possible so they are still listed as eukaryotic.
What does cells mean?
cells inside a plant
What is the function and adaptation of a palisade cell?
Palisade cells are specialized plant cells located beneath the upper epidermis of leaves, primarily responsible for photosynthesis. Their elongated shape and high density of chloroplasts maximize light absorption, allowing for efficient conversion of sunlight into energy. Additionally, their arrangement minimizes shading from adjacent cells, optimizing photosynthetic efficiency. This adaptation is crucial for the plant's ability to produce food and oxygen.
What does reach n go mean?
Response Reproduction Energy use Adaptation Cells Homeostasis Nucleic acids Growth Organization
What is the function and adaptation of elodea cells?
yes
Why do dolphins have sex- linked cells?
Adaptation/Evolution
What adaptation does a jellyfish have for protection and hunting prey?
Cyndocytes/stinging cells.
What does adaptive mean?
Characterized by or given to adaptation
What does a renal clearance test so?
An adaptation of the epithelial cells of the proximal civilities tubule for reabsorption is
What is the smallest blood vessel that feeds the cells?
Capillaries. It is only one cell thick (adaptation for diffusion)
What is the adaptation that allows plants to perform photosynthesis?
Plant cells contain chloroplasts which allow them to perform photosynthesis.
What does adaptation mean in social studies?
i think to figure out somthing
What does fictional adaptation mean?
A fictional adaptation refers to a real event that a writer has dramatized or embellished in order to make it more interesting.
Where can you see adaptation of the nerve cells in the simple sensory receptor?
Adaptation of nerve cells in simple sensory receptors can be seen in how they respond differently to constant stimuli over time. For example, in a pressure receptor in the skin, the nerve cells may initially fire rapidly in response to pressure but then slow down as they adapt to the constant pressure stimulus.
What does conduction cells mean?
It may mean cells that conduct impulses like nerve cells.
