Co-ordination
Cells are specialised to carry out particular functions. Different cells and different systems carry out different functions.
As a result co-ordination of the different cells is needed for the organism to work as a whole.
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Key terms in this lesson
- lactate
- The three-carbon product formed when pyruvate is reduced during anaerobic respiration in mammals, regenerating NAD for glycolysis.
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