how do you know that some cells are 'specialised'?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
I'll look it up
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Here are some Specialised cells and their functions
A sperm cell: Fertilises egg cell
Nerve cells, pallisade cell, cone cell (helps you to see in colour), root hair cell...
Also off of wiki answers
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sorry i couldn't find what wanted, but its close enough, right?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
All cells in the body contain the same DNA but not all cells are the same. Therefore it must be that some genes are turned on and some are turned off in each cell depending on the role it must fulfill.