Download WEEK 10 Different TISSUES perform different functions within an

WEEK 10 WEEK 10 Different TISSUES perform different functions within an organism. For example, the GUARD CELL tissue of a leaf that you observed is made up of block shaped cells that protect the leaf. Different TISSUES perform different functions within an organism. For example, the GUARD CELL tissue of a leaf that you observed is made up of block shaped cells that protect the leaf. When tissues work together to perform a function for the organism, it’s called an ORGAN. A leaf is an example of an organ because the guard cell tissue, palisade tissue, and spongy layer tissue all work together to help make food for the plant. When tissues work together to perform a function for the organism, it’s called an ORGAN. A leaf is an example of an organ because the guard cell tissue, palisade tissue, and spongy layer tissue all work together to help make food for the plant. The STRUCTURE, SHAPE, and CONTENTS of a cell help to determine the job of the cell. Muscle cells are long and narrow so that they can stretch and pull easily. The STRUCTURE, SHAPE, and CONTENTS of a cell help to determine the job of the cell. Muscle cells are long and narrow so that they can stretch and pull easily. NERVE CELLS have long, branching parts extending off of them so that they can reach other nerve cells NERVE CELLS have long, branching parts extending off of them so that they can reach other nerve cells RED BLOOD CELLS are small, rounded, and flat so that they can travel through our veins and capillaries more easily. (it also increase surface area so they can absorb more oxygen) RED BLOOD CELLS are small, rounded, and flat so that they can travel through our veins and capillaries more easily. (it also increase surface area so they can absorb more oxygen)