What is specialization? Explain how eukaryotic cells are specialized.

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azureilai · Answer

specialization is the structural adaptation of a body part to a function. Taking it to a cellular level, it would be the "different" types of eukaryotic cells in an organism. For example, in a human, we have muscle cells, and we also have nerve cells, etc. Even though they are both eukaryotic cells, the functions that they have are different.

anonymous · Answer

when embryo is being developed, the stem sells are being specialized in 3 layers, epiderm, mesoderm and ectoderm, each layer will later become skin, connective tissue, muscular nervous systems etc.