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Unveiling the Key Differences Between Muscle and Nerve Cells

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Muscle cells differ from nerve cells mainly because they:

a. express different genes.

b. Contain different genes.

c. Use different genetic codes.

d. Have unique ribosomes.

e. Have different chromosomes.

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QUESTION:

Muscle cells differ from nerve cells mainly because they:

a. express different genes.

b. Contain different genes.

c. Use different genetic codes.

d. Have unique ribosomes.

e. Have different chromosomes.

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Cells are the smallest building units of organisms. These are capable of living on their own. The different tissues that constitute an organism are made up of cells. Cells have different types and functions but are categorized mainly into four types: epithelial cells, nerve cells, muscle cells, and connective tissue cells. Epithelial cells are mainly seen as the lining of hollow organs. The major role of nerve cells lies in sending signals. The invaders are protected, and the connective tissue cells strengthen the body.

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Discover what sets muscle cells apart from nerve cells in the complex world of cellular biology. Our video zeroes in on gene expression explaining how it's the key difference between these two cell types. Equip yourself with the knowledge to better understand cellular function and diversity.


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