Specialised cells 3.5 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? BiologyCells, tissues and organsGCSEAQA Created by: Tutku.DoganCreated on: 26-01-14 22:25 Why are cells specialised? To carry out a particular function 1 of 5 What happens to a cell when it becomes specialised? Its structure is adapted to suit the particular job it does. 2 of 5 Give a few examples of specialised cells that become so specialised that they only carry out one function in the body. sperm cells, egg cells, red blood cells and nerve cells. 3 of 5 Give examples of specialised cells Cone cells, root hair cells, fat cells and sperm cells. 4 of 5 Why do sperm cells contain contain digestive enzymes? Used to penetrate the female egg. 5 of 5
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