How different types of cells are differenciated. 0.0 / 5 ? ScienceSpecialised cells, A2 Science, National Extended Certificate. A2/A-levelOCR Created by: jesswalton888Created on: 17-10-17 10:45 Erythocyte Cell They are specalised by having a biconcave shape to maximise surface area 1 of 7 Neutrophil Cell Specialised by having plenty of lysosomes to break down waste material and also having a lobed nucleus to increase energy. 2 of 7 Sperm Cell Tail for movement, also has acrosomes in the head of the cell to enable the sperm cell to break through the egg cell 3 of 7 Palisade Cell Has plenty of chloroplasts for photosynthesis, also has long mesophyll cells 4 of 7 Root Hair Cell Has plenty of mitochondria for Active Transport, also has a large surface area to absorb minerals and water from the soil 5 of 7 Guard Cell Has a different cell wall, also has lots of chloroplasts and smaller epidermal cells 6 of 7 Cilated Epithilium Has hairs to sweep back mucus, saliva and dirt towards the back of the throat. 7 of 7
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