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impulses around the body to coordinate responses. | To move microorganisms and dust away from the lungs. | To absorb water and minerals from the soil. | • Biconcave shape to easily move through blood vessels.\u003Cbr>• Large surface area for diffusion.\u003Cbr>• No nucleus.\u003Cbr>• Contains haemoglobin. | • Lots of mitochondria to provide energy.\u003Cbr>• Store glycogen which can be broken down for use in respiration.\u003Cbr>• Can contract and relax. | • Cytoplasm contains nutrients for the developing embryo.\u003Cbr>• Membrane changes after fertilisation to stop any more sperm getting in. |\n| To be fertilised by the sperm cell. | To carry oxygen around the body. | To contract to help parts of the body to move. | • Long tail to swim.\u003Cbr>• Lots of mitochondria to provide energy.\u003Cbr>• Chemicals in head to get into egg cell. | • Long, thin axon.\u003Cbr>• Branching dendrites at either end.\u003Cbr>• Can carry electrical impulses. | • Tiny hairs called cilia to sweep 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