adaptations of eukaryotic cells

Question 1

what are some examples of specialised eukaryotic cells

Answer 1

red blood cells
sperm cells
nerve cells
white blood cells
epithelial cells
fat cells

Question 2

what is a specialised cell

Answer 2

a cell that can get rid of oraganisms or change their shape to carry out its function in a more efficient way

Question 3

how is a nerve cell specialised

Answer 3

they are long so they can get messages to the brain quickly

Question 4

how are white blood cells specialised

Answer 4

they can change their shape to engluf pathogens

Question 5

how is a sperm cell specialised

Answer 5

it has a tail for movement
it has a lot of mitrochondria to give it energy

Question 6

how are epithelial cells specialised

Answer 6

they have lots of villi to increase surface area

Question 7

how are fat cells specialised

Answer 7

they store lipids and turn them into energy when needed

Question 8

how are red blood cells specialised

Answer 8

they havent got a nucleus so they have more space to carry oxygen around the body
they have a concave structure to maximise surface area to absob oxygen