Cell Specialization: How Different Cells are Adapted to Their Functions

The video explores cell specialization, focusing on sperm, egg, and ciliated epithelial cells. It explains how these cells are adapted to their functions, such as reproduction and moving substances. Sperm cells have a long tail and mitochondria for movement, while egg cells have nutrients and a protective coat. Ciliated epithelial cells use cilia to move mucus across surfaces.

Discuss the importance of the acrosome in sperm cells.

Explain how the structure of egg cells helps in the development of an embryo.

What are ciliated epithelial cells specialized for, and how do they function?