Specialised Cells and Cellular Differentiation - A comprehensive guide exploring how cells adapt their structure to perform specific functions in both plants and animals, covering key examples of specialised cells and their unique characteristics.
• Cell differentiation occurs when cells modify their structure to perform specific roles
• Plant specialised cells include xylem cells, palisade cells, and root hair cells
• Animal specialised cells include sperm cells, egg cells, and blood cells
• Each specialized cell type has unique structural adaptations for its function
• The process of cellular differentiation enables organisms to develop complex tissues and organs