The process is called differentiation, where cells transition from meristematic to permanent tissues with distinct roles.
What term describes the process by which cells acquire specific shapes, sizes, and functions?
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The process is called differentiation, where cells transition from meristematic to permanent tissues with distinct roles.
The term “cell differentiation” describes the process by which cells acquire specific shapes, sizes, and functions. This process enables the formation of various cell types, tissues, and organs, each specialized for distinct roles within an organism.