Specialised cells 0.0 / 5 ? ScienceCellsGCSEAQA Created by: BenBaiton15Created on: 11-05-19 18:29 In which ways do cells differentiate? They may change shape or different sub-cellular structures develop in order to carry out a specific function. 1 of 6 What function does a sperm cell's tail have? The tail helps to propel the sperm to fertilise the egg. 2 of 6 What makes a xylem cell specialised? Xylem cells are arranged end to end but the walls break down to form hollow tubes. 3 of 6 In what way is a root hair cell specialised? It has a long projection to increase the surface area to absorb more water and minerals. 4 of 6 Why does a muscle cell have more mitochondria? To provide energy and to get an increased amount of energy. 5 of 6 What happens when a cell becomes specialised? It becomes more efficient at their job but they may lose the ability to perform other jobs. 6 of 6
Comments
No comments have yet been made