A specialized cell is defined by its specific function, and the majority of cells within an organism are specialized.
A specialized cell is one that performs a specific function, and most cells in an organism are specialized.
| Front | What is a specialised cell? |
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| Back | A specialised cell is one that performs a specific function. Most cells in an organism are specialised. |
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