Specialisation

... haematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow, which are not yet differentiated (=specialised) I was under the impression that differentiation and specialisation are actually different states. For example a cell that is specialised is one which has acquired its fate, but application of novel determinants ...

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... way. Downhill, replication generally becomes more energy intensive and the replicator becomes more vulnerable to external disturbances due to the specialisation on specific energy sources. This vulnerability causes most life forms to die out as they slip further downhill. http://www.inaball.com/images/replication.jpg ...

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... zero in thos thinks), so everythink that I know on this fields is from books and internet (includ forums :D ) - here (Technion) is no specialisation on the first degree at biology, only molecular direction. Molecular it is very good, modern and very usefull, but it is not all (I wrout ...

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Strict specialisation of species is blade with two edge (I think this is the phrase). If enviromental factors are stable than species will thrive but if sudden change occure they will moste likely die. Now, the real quistion ...

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HI guys I was wondering if anyone can help me get some points for this question. Im a little stuck.. "Discuss the specialisation of skeletal muscle and how the various cellular structures relate to the biological function of the tissue." Thank you :D

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