Humanities

InstructionsEukaryotic cells have comparatively different cellular components than prokaryotic cells. These cellular components found within cells have specific functions that relate to the overall function of the cells and, in our case, the human body.Research a specific cell type found in the human body and make connections to its intracellular components and its overall function. After you complete your initial 200–250 word post, respond to two of your classmates. Follow the discussion prompts to complete this Discussion Board assignment.Discussion Prompts:Analyze the various cells found within the human body. Do some research on specific features unique to the different cell types, their organelles, or other cellular components.Pick ONE cell type found in the human body and analyze the components that relate to the functions of that particular cell. Some examples cell types you could focus on include skin cells, neurons, and blood cells.Develop some connections to the intracellular functions and the extracellular functioning of the human body.Do the cells include all the components of a eukaryotic cell?Are some components more prominent than others?Include the following in your response:Form and function of the specific cell type within the human bodyDescribe the most important components within that cell type that attribute to the functionExplain some of the overall connections between form and function of these components in the overall functions of the human bodyExample:Human liver cells contain large amounts of smooth endoplasmic reticulum. This is due to the main function of the liver, which is detoxification.