Cells differentiate because they need to become specialized. Which is an NOT example below of how specialized cells have unique structure and function. Question 6 options:

Eyes are composed of rod and cone cells which change shape to allow light to move in and out of cells.

Bacteria cells are small in size in order to easily diffuse in and out of the cytoplasm.

Nerve cells have dendrites and axons, giving them a "pathway-like" shape which can be used to send and receive signals.

Muscle tissue is shaped differently than skin tissue because muscle cells have to expand and contract.

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Tara

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19 May, 06:12

Cells differentiate because they need to become specialized. Which is an NOT example below of how specialized cells have unique structure and function. Question 6 options:

Eyes are composed of rod and cone cells which change shape to allow light to move in and out of cells.

Bacteria cells are small in size in order to easily diffuse in and out of the cytoplasm.

Nerve cells have dendrites and axons, giving them a "pathway-like" shape which can be used to send and receive signals.

Muscle tissue is shaped differently than skin tissue because muscle cells have to expand and contract.

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Adrianna Valenzuela · Answer 1

The only answer that is not an example of a cell specialization is:

Bacteria cells are small in size in order to easily diffuse in and out of the cytoplasm.

All of the other examples, the muscle, nerve and the rod and cone cells have specific cell structures, shapes, and proteins that enable them to execute their specific roles in the organism.