How does division of labour occur in cells

In order for the beta cells to release insulin, there must be an effective 'division of labour' in the cell. Firstly, the gene fo insulin undergoes 'transcription' in the Nucleus and the subsequent mRNA molecule leaves the Nucleus through nuclear pores.

Almost all cells specialised in the performance of associated functions are known as tissues in the body.In the same way, various combinations of cells in the body fulfil different roles, and this is known as the division of labour in multicellular animals.

Explanation:

'Division of labour' is a term that describes the specialised functions of cell organelles which come together to ensure the cell is capable of surviving as well as performing it's role in the body. For example, beta cells in the pancreas are responsible for releasing insulin Into the bloodstream.

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Explanation:

there is two stages of a fern first i belive is called gametphite

"i probley spelt that s wrong FYI" well the spores are produced on theunderside of grown plants these will germinate and began to age into omost the shape of a heart or triangle "sorry i dont rightly remmber XD" and thoses would be called gametphites sorry if this is still stress full but heres the second stage well its the adult stage i belive well the fertile gametophite begans to look like almost a mossy substince after days-weeks pass the moss type stuff will turn well look like some young fronds as i can only exspain well it starts to come out of the moss and it will be very sunlight sensitive it will die quikly from over sunlight because the stems are so small it can dry out in a hour or 2

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