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A group of similar cells specialised to perform specific functions is called ___.

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Tissues are groups of similar cells that are specialised to perform specific functions. The cells comprising a tissue are similar in structure, function and origin. For example- epithelial tissue, nervous tissue, muscular tissue, etc.

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