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Cells A, B and C are specialised cells. Draw each one and then suggest where you
might find it.
Cell A is a wide flat cell that only lives for a short time. It protects the cells underneath it.
Cell B's cytoplasm forms lots of branches. It connects to many other cells to send and
receive messages.
Cell C has hundreds of tiny hairs on top of it so it looks like a brush. The hairs move to
and
fro
to brush away any dirt that enters your body from the air.



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Explanation of specialized cells and their functions


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Specialized Cells and Their Functions

Cell A: The wide, flat cell that protects cells underneath it is likely an epithelial cell found in the skin or lining of organs.

Cell B: The cell with cytoplasm forming branches for message communication is similar to a nerve cell (neuron), aiding in transmitting messages between cells.

Cell C: Cells with tiny hairs resembling a brush, used for removing dirt, are like ciliated epithelial cells found in airways.


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