Cell specialisation and organisation
- Created by: Kittykatty2000
- Created on: 15-04-17 20:09
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Tissues:
A collection of similar cells that perform a specific function
Examples include:
Epithelial cells -
- Found in animals
- Consist of sheets of cells
- Line surfaces of organs and often have a protective or secretory function
- Alveoli in lungs - where diffusion takes place
- Ciliated epithelium - lines a duct such as the trachea
- Cilia are used to move mucus over the epithelial surface
Xylem -
- Occurs in plants
- Made up of a number of similar cell types
- Used to transport water and mineral ions throughout the plant
- Gives it mechanical support
Organs:
Combination of tissues that are coordinated to perform a variety of functions, although they often have one predominant major function.
Stomach -
- Muscle to churn…
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