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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical animal cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical plant cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical plant cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical plant cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(1) Upload a diagram, photo or picture of the cell.

(2) Does it have exactly the same characteristics of an typical plant cell? If not, how is it different?

(3) What is the function of the cell?

(4) Which tissue, organ or system is the cell part of?

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(3) the function of the root hair cell is to increase surface area of the cell and absorb water and nutrients from the soil

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2. No, muscle cells, while sharing general animal cell characteristics, also have unique features.Unlike most animal cells, muscle cells are typically multinucleated and possess highly organized structures like striations (in skeletal and cardiac muscle) due to the arrangement of contractile proteins.

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(red blood cell)

Red blood cells (RBCs), referred to as erythrocytes (from Ancient Greek erythros 'red' and kytos 'hollow vessel', with -cyte translated as 'cell' in modern usage) in academia and medical publishing, also known as red cells,[1] erythroid cells, and rarely haematids, are the most common type of blood cell and the vertebrate's principal means of delivering oxygen (O₂) to the body tissues—via blood flow through the circulatory system.[2] Erythrocytes take up oxygen in the lungs, or in fish the gills, and release it into tissues while squeezing through the body's capillaries.

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1. Providing structure and support – Cells give shape to an organism.

2. Carrying out metabolism – They perform chemical reactions to produce energy and synthesize molecules.

3. Growth and development – Cells divide and grow to help organisms develop.

4. Reproduction – Cells reproduce to create new cells, enabling growth and repair.

5. Response to stimuli – Cells can respond to changes in their environment.

6. Transporting substances – They move nutrients, waste, and other molecules in and out.

7. Genetic information storage – Cells contain DNA which carries genetic instructions.

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Tissue: Epidermal tissue (the outer layer of the root)

Organ: Root

System: Root system

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2)Yes

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Main Functions of a Nerve Cell:

1. Receive Signals (Input)
Dendrites receive chemical or electrical signals from other neurons or sensory receptors.

2. Process Information
The cell body (soma) processes incoming signals to determine whether to send a signal onward.

3. Transmit Signals (Output)
If the signal is strong enough, the neuron sends an electrical impulse (called an action potential) down its axon.

4. Communicate with Other Cells
At the end of the axon, the neuron sends signals to other neurons, muscles, or glands via synapses, using neurotransmitters.

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the guard cell is part of the leaves in a plant. It is responsible for opening and closing the stomata by working in pairs to form the stomata, changing shape and sizes to close and open the stomata

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No, fat cells (adipocytes) do not have the exact same characteristics as typical animal cells. While they share some fundamental features as eukaryotic cells, such as a cell membrane and nucleus, fat cells are highly specialized for lipid storage and have unique structural and functional differences

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2) no it does not have the same characteristics as a typical plant cell. While they are living cells and share common features with other plant cells, they have specialized structures and functions related to transporting sugars.

3)The primary functions of a phloem cells is to transport sugars and other organic molecules, like amino acids, from where they are produced(primarily leaves through photosynthesis) to other parts of the plant where they are needed for growth, storage or other metabolic processes. This process is known as translocation.

4) Phloem cells are part of the vascular tissue system within plants.

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No, skin cells, specifically keratinocytes, do not have identical characteristics to a typical animal cell. While they share fundamental features of animal cells, such as being eukaryotic and having a nucleus, they are specialized for their function in forming a protective barrier and exhibit unique properties related to keratin production and cell layering.

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A nerve cell is different from a typical animal cell because it has long extensions (dendrites and axons) to send electrical signals, which regular animal cells don’t have.

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White blood cells help protect the body from germs like bacteria and viruses. They are part of the immune system and work by finding and destroying anything that can make you sick. Some white blood cells also help heal the body and clean up damaged cells.

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The cell wall is part of the leaf epidermis

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The function of xylem cells is to transport water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant, including the stems and leaves. Xylem also provides structural support.

Key functions of xylem:

1. Water transport – Carries water upward from the roots through hollow, tube-like structures.

2. Mineral transport – Moves essential nutrients (like nitrates, phosphates) from the soil.

3. Support – Thickened cell walls (especially those of xylem vessels and tracheids) help support the plant and keep it upright.

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Muscle cells are found in muscle tissue, which exists in different organs and systems of the body. There are three types of muscle cells. Skeletal muscle cells are in muscles attached to bones and are part of the muscular system; they enable movement. Cardiac muscle cells are in the heart and belong to the circulatory system; they help pump blood. Smooth muscle cells are in the walls of internal organs like the stomach, intestines, and blood vessels; they play roles in the digestive, circulatory, and urinary systems.

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No, a white blood cell does not have the exact same properties as an animal cell. The white blood cell has the nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm just like the animal cell but it has other properties too to help protect the humans immune system. They are specialized for immune functions like engulfing invaders, releasing enzymes, and moving actively through tissues — making their properties different from general animal cells

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Xylem cells are part of the vascular tissue in plants, within the xylem tissue.

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Fat cells store energy, provide insulation, release hormones that regulate metabolism and maintains body heat.

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Skin cells, primarily keratinocytes, form a protective barrier against injury, infection, and dehydration.

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1. Red blood cell

Tissue: Blood

Organ: Heart

System: Circulatory

2. Nerve cell

Tissue: Nervous

Organ: Brain

System: Nervous

3. Muscle cell

Tissue: Muscle

Organ: Muscle

System: Muscular

4. Skin cell

Tissue: Epithelial

Organ: Skin

System: Integumentary

5. Liver cell

Tissue: Liver tissue

Organ: Liver

System: Digestive

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No. A guard cell does not have exactly the same characteristics as a typical plant cell. Even though it has the some similarities such as the cell wall,cytoplasm,and a nucleus.It has a unique kidney shape[in dicots]or dumbbell shape[in monocots].the cell wall is unevenly thickened to help it open and close the stoma.

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Tissue: Nervous tissue is composed of neurons, also called nerve cells, and neuroglial cells

Organ: Overview

Nerve cells, also known as neurons, are primarily found in the brain and spinal cord, which together make up the central nervous system.

System:Overview

Nerve cells, also known as neurons, are the fundamental building blocks of the nervous system. They are specialized cells designed to transmit information throughout the body.

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Skin cells are part of the integumentary system

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xylem cells are primarily responsible for transporting water ad dissolved minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant. This is a specific function that is not found in other pant cells

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The fat cell is part of the adipose tissue

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(2) It does not have exactly the same characteristics of a typical animal cell as the animal red blood cell has a nucleus.

(3) the function of a red blood cell is that it carry oxygen from the lungs and deliver it throughout the body

(4) almost everywhere in our body