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    This document provides a worksheet for students on cell modification and specialization. It contains two sections: 1. A table with descriptions of different cell types where students must arrange letters to form the correct term. The cell types include animal tissues, plant tissues, and others. 2. A concept map diagram for students to complete with words, statements, or phrases about cell structures and functions. The worksheet aims to teach students about the process of cell specialization where newly formed cells become structurally modified to perform specific functions efficiently. Students must demonstrate their understanding by correctly identifying different cell types from descriptions and completing the concept map.

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    This document provides a worksheet for students on cell modification and specialization. It contains two sections: 1. A table with descriptions of different cell types where students must arrange letters to form the correct term. The cell types include animal tissues, plant tissues, and others. 2. A concept map diagram for students to complete with words, statements, or phrases about cell structures and functions. The worksheet aims to teach students about the process of cell specialization where newly formed cells become structurally modified to perform specific functions efficiently. Students must demonstrate their understanding by correctly identifying different cell types from descriptions and completing the concept map.

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    Cell-Modifications Activity

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    Patrick Rómulo Cabiling
    This document provides a worksheet for students on cell modification and specialization. It contains two sections: 1. A table with descriptions of different cell types where students must arrange letters to form the correct term. The cell types include animal tissues, plant tissues, and others. 2. A concept map diagram for students to complete with words, statements, or phrases about cell structures and functions. The worksheet aims to teach students about the process of cell specialization where newly formed cells become structurally modified to perform specific functions efficiently. Students must demonstrate their understanding by correctly identifying different cell types from descriptions and completing the concept map.

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    Name: _________________________ Grade & Section: ________________ Date: _____________

    The cell is the fundamental unit of life. For it to cater its other tasks and functions the cell has to
    undergo modification. Cell specialization (or modification or differentiation) is a process that occurs
    after cell division where the newly formed cells are structurally modified so that they can perform their
    function efficiently and effectively.
    Seatwork 1
    CELL MODIFICATION
    Directions: On the column provided, arrange the letters to form the correct type of cell based on the
    given description. Write your answer on a separate sheet of paper.

    Type of Cells Description Correct Term


    A. Animal Tissues

    1. psimle asqumous Single layer of flattened cells


    It is a single layer of cube-shaped cells that
    2. msiple duboialc is usually found in glands and lining of the
    kidney tubules.
    It is a single layer of column-shaped cells
    3. imples ucolmnra that is located at the linings of the digestive
    tract, bronchi of lungs and uterine tubes.
    It is composed of multiple layers of flattened
    4. tratifieds asqumous cells that protects areas of abrasion and
    prevents water loss and infection.
    It is composed of fat cells and functions for
    5.sadipoe scell energy storage and insulation.
    B. Plant Tissue
    These are the most abundant cells in the
    6. yparenchma lcels plant tissues that function for
    photosynthesis and respiration.
    These are elongated living cells with
    7. ollenchymac scell unevenly thickened wall that can stretch as
    the cell grows.
    These are cells that provide inelastic
    8. mclerenchyas scell support to the parts of plants that are no
    longer growing.
    These are long narrow cells that overlap at
    9. sracheidt their tapered ends.
    These are short, wide, barrel-shaped
    10. lvesse telements conducting cells that stack end to end.
    Seatwork 2
    CONCEPT MAP
    Directions: Copy and complete the diagram below. Supply the boxes with the correct word, statement
    or phrase to complete the idea. Do it on a separate sheet of paper.

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