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      Which organelle would be more developed in a cell of the salivary glands?

      • Lysosomes, because they digest large molecules incorporated into the cell.

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      • The Golgi apparatus, as it is in charge of secreting substances, in this case saliva, to the outside.

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      • Ribosomes, as they participate in the synthesis of proteins.

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      Which cell has more mitochondria: a spermatozoid or an ovum?
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      Embryonic cells have the capacity to differentiate and reproduce indefinitely. In adult tissues certain cells keep these properties. They are mother cells. Investigate the importance of these particular cells for science and health and write a small report bellow.

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      Describe the shape of the cells represented in the image.

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      Apart from salivary glands, do you know any other glands?

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      Why do you think cells of epithelial tissues are close together, with almost no intercellular substance between them?

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      Mucosa tends to be moist and thin. On the other hand, the epidermis is thicker and covered by a layer of dead cells. Explain why they are different.

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      Blood is a connective tissue. Explain why below:

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       What type of tissue is it? 

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      What is the function of the cartilaginous tissue in the larynx and trachea?

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      Can you think of any other functions that adipose tissue performs, apart from being an energy reserve? Choose the correct answers.

      • It also has a protective function. It acts as a cushiony and supportive layer that surrounds some of the major organs in organisms.

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      • It also transports nutrients.

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      • It also binds bones together and attaches muscle to bone.

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      • It also fills space within the body.

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      • It also shapes the body.

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      • It also helps provide movement.

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      • It also acts as an insulating layer, helping reduce heat loss through the skin.

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       Listen to the following statements and say true or false. Correct the false sentences.

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      Why do you think nerve cells have numerous branch like extensions? Choose the correct answers.

      • Because nerve cells transmit nerve impulses from one to another.

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      • Because they are completing the process of cellular division.

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      • Because the existence of these extensions allows the connection of each neuron with many others, therefore increasing the possibility of networking as well as increasing the complexity of coordination.

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      Identify an organ that has:

      • a) nervous tissue

      • b) connective tissue

      • c) muscle tissue

      • brain

      • heart

      • skin

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