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Your cells require oxygen for respiration, so you need to get it from the air into your bloodstream. You must also expel carbon dioxide from your bloodstream. All of this occurs in your lungs. Your lungs are forced to take in and expel air when you breathe.
There are trillions of cells in multicellular organisms like humans. Those cells have to work together to keep the organism going, which requires organisation.
You need to know about a few examples of exchange surfaces. Mammals exchange gases in their lungs and absorb nutrients in their small intestines. In plants, gas exchange occurs in the leaves. In fish, gas exchange occurs in the gills.
Stem cells are cells that have NOT yet been differentiated. They are not yet specialised. Some cells do not become specialised yet, but are called undifferentiated.
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Chromosomes carry genetic information in a molecule called DNA. A type of cell division called mitosis ensures process happens.
