Are strucuture and function of a cell interdependent? Give examples.?

Answer 1

Of course, they are interdependent. A nerve cell carries messages from one place to another, so it is long and reaches from place to place and has branching parts on the ends to transfer and receive the messages. A red blood cell must squeeze through tiny capillaries, so it is small and rounded. A cell that needs lots of energy has many mitochondria which break down sugars to make ATPs. A cell that secretes cell products (in the liver, etc.) has many Golgi bodies that sorts and packages the secretions.