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  • Cell Specialization in Multicellular Organisms: Functions & Examples
    The cells of multicellular organisms are often specialized.

    Here's why:

    * Division of Labor: Multicellular organisms have different tissues and organs that perform specific functions. To achieve this, cells within those tissues and organs develop specialized structures and functions.

    * Efficiency: Specialization allows cells to perform their specific roles efficiently, leading to a more effective overall organism.

    * Examples: Muscle cells are specialized for contraction, nerve cells for transmitting signals, and epithelial cells for lining and protecting surfaces.

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