GCSE Biology: Specialised Cells (sperm, egg, ciliated epithelial cell, red blood cell, nerve cell)

Cells are specialised for all manner of bodily functions. We explain the special features of:
- sperm and egg cells for their role in reproduction
- the ciliated epithelial cell for keeping our lungs particle-free
- red blood cells for carrying oxygen
- and nerve cells for transmitting electric impulses
We also put the concept of specialisation into context, explaining how it helps us do all the things we can do.
Attributions:
Music: "Signal To Noise" by @ScottBuckley​
Adipocyte: Department of Histology, Jagiellonian University Medical College for music
Neurons: Michael Bonert: CC BY-SA 3.0
Other Histology: School of Anatomy and Human Biology - The University of Western Australia
Sponge: Johan, CC BY-SA 3.0

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Thanks now i understand ciliated cells

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Extremely under rated channel. Good information, explanation and excellent

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