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Cell differentiation |
The process by which cells become specialised for different functions. |
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Epithelial tissues |
A group of similar cells organised into a structural unit that serves a particular function. |
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Xylem |
Dead, hollow, elongated tubes with lignified side walls and no end walls, that transport water in most plants. |
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Organs |
A combination of tissues that are coordinated to perform a variety of functions, although they often have one predominant major function. |
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Organ system |
Organs work better together as a single unit. These systems may be grouped together to perform particular functions more efficiently. |
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Digestive system |
The system that digests and processes food. |
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Respiratory system |
The system used for breathing and gas exchange. |
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Circulatory system |
The system that pumps and circulates blood around the body. |
