The cells in a tissue have identical shapes and perform identical functions Do you agree Give reasons - Science - Cell - Structure and Functions

Question

The cells in a tissue have identical shapes and perform identical
functions Do you agree? Give reasons

Mamta · Accepted Answer

Cells are mostly same but are differ in shape and size and so they
are performing different functions accordingly For
example, a muscle cell is differ from a nerve cell, in
following ways :-

NERVE CELL
MUSCLE CELL

It is the structural and functional unit
of nervous tissue
It is the structural unit of muscular
tissue

It transmits impulses
In addition to transmission of impulses,
it involves in contraction and relaxation of muscles

Here, the plasma membrane is called as
neurilemma
Here, the plasma membrane is called as
sarcolemma

The cytoplasm is called neuroplasm
The cytoplasm is called sarcoplasm

NERVE CELL	MUSCLE CELL
It is the structural and functional unit of nervous tissue.	It is the structural unit of muscular tissue.
It transmits impulses.	In addition to transmission of impulses, it involves in contraction and relaxation of muscles.
Here, the plasma membrane is called as neurilemma.	Here, the plasma membrane is called as sarcolemma.
The cytoplasm is called neuroplasm.	The cytoplasm is called sarcoplasm.

The cells in a tissue have identical shapes and perform identical functions. Do you agree? Give reasons.