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Specialised cells

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What are specialised cells?

  • Many cells look similar, but some have special features that help them perform unique jobs.
  • These are called specialised cells.

Root hair cells

  • Function: Absorb water and nutrients from the soil to help a plant grow.
  • Adaptation: Long, hair-like projections increase surface area for efficient absorption.

Sperm cells

  • Function: Fertilise an egg cell (ovum) for reproduction.
  • Adaptation: Long tail (flagellum) helps them swim toward the egg.
  • Adaptation: Streamlined shape and head containing enzymes to penetrate the egg.
  • Adaptation: Head contains the cell's genetic material.

Nerve cells (neurons)

  • Function: Transmit electrical signals throughout the body to control body functions, send messages from the brain, and respond to stimuli.
  • Adaptation: Long extensions called axons and dendrites connect with other nerve cells to transmit signals quickly over long distances.

Muscle cells

  • Function: Produce movement by contracting and relaxing in response to signals from the nervous system.
  • Adaptation: Long and can change shape by contracting.
  • Adaptation: Contain many mitochondria to provide energy for contraction.

Red blood cells

  • Function: Carry oxygen in the blood to the rest of the body.
  • Adaptation: Biconcave shape increases surface area for absorbing oxygen.
  • Adaptation: Small and flexible to fit through tiny blood vessels.

Examples of specialised cells: sperm, nerve, red blood, root hair, and muscle cells.

Specialised cellsSperm cellNerve cellRed blood cellRoot hair cellMuscle cellArt: sciencefigures.org, bioicons.com

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  1. 1.Which of the following is true about specialised cells?

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    • AThey have special features to perform unique jobs
    • BThey all have the same shape and size
    • CThey cannot perform any specific function
    • DThey are only found in animals
  2. 2.Which of the following cells has a long tail called a flagellum?

    Easy
    • ASperm cell
    • BRed blood cell
    • CRoot hair cell
    • DNerve cell
  3. 3.True or false: Red blood cells have a long tail to help them swim through blood.

    Easy
    • AFalse
    • BTrue
    • CCannot tell
    • DOnly in some animals
  4. 4.Root hair cells are adapted to absorb water and nutrients by having:

    Easy
    • ALong, hair-like projections that increase surface area
    • BA long tail for swimming
    • CMany mitochondria for energy
    • DA biconcave shape
  5. 5.Why do muscle cells contain many mitochondria?

    Medium
    • ATo provide energy for contraction
    • BTo increase surface area for oxygen absorption
    • CTo help them swim
    • DTo transmit electrical signals
  6. 6.Which cell type is responsible for carrying oxygen in the blood?

    Easy
    • ARed blood cell
    • BWhite blood cell
    • CNerve cell
    • DMuscle cell
  7. 7.Nerve cells have long extensions called axons and dendrites. What is the main function of these extensions?

    Medium
    • ATo connect with other nerve cells and transmit signals quickly over long distances
    • BTo absorb water and nutrients
    • CTo contract and relax
    • DTo carry oxygen
  8. 8.Which of the following is NOT a specialised cell mentioned in the source?

    Easy
    • AWhite blood cell
    • BSperm cell
    • CRoot hair cell
    • DMuscle cell

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