What makes a cell in a complex multicellular organism specialised?
Its features are suited to a particular function, for example its shape or the abundance or arrangement of its cell structures.
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What makes a cell in a complex multicellular organism specialised?
Its features are suited to a particular function, for example its shape or the abundance or arrangement of its cell structures.
How should you explain a specialised cell’s adaptation?
Link a specific feature of the cell to how it helps the cell perform its function.