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one cell can become one baby becuase it is in a seperate egg and it starts to grow and develop its organs
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Why can one cell become one baby complete with all its organs?
Because it wouldnt divide into two embryos
What structure is known as tiny organs?
If you linked this to cells and genetics you probably mean cell organelles. Organelles may be described as the organs of the cell. Type it in in google and learn all about it.
Do all cells have tissues and organs?
No, that is false. A tissue/organ is made up of cells, but a cell is not made up of tissues/organs.
How Does a Single Somatic Cell Become a Whole Plant?
All complex organisms begin as a single cell. As they divide into 2, 4, 8, 16 cells , they begin to become certain tissues. Further divisions produce organs, organ systems and then the entire organism. The study of embryology will help you to understand this process.
Where are cell organelles in the cell?
The organelles of a cell are scattered around everywhere in the cell membrane. They are all inside. Some organelles may have a special position based on their job. For example, Golgi bodies, which package and send out waste, are located near the cell membrane so it can move things through the semi-permiable membrane.
Why can one cell become one baby complete with all its organs?
Because it wouldnt divide into two embryos
What are all the organs in an animal cell?
Cells don't have organs.
What are all the organisms in the cell?
Cells don't have organs.
What structure is known as tiny organs?
If you linked this to cells and genetics you probably mean cell organelles. Organelles may be described as the organs of the cell. Type it in in google and learn all about it.
Every living cell and all muscles organs and glands contain what?
Protein
Do all cells have tissues and organs?
No, that is false. A tissue/organ is made up of cells, but a cell is not made up of tissues/organs.
Are all organs composed of cells?
Yes.because cell is the fundamental,basic unit of life
How Does a Single Somatic Cell Become a Whole Plant?
All complex organisms begin as a single cell. As they divide into 2, 4, 8, 16 cells , they begin to become certain tissues. Further divisions produce organs, organ systems and then the entire organism. The study of embryology will help you to understand this process.
When does the fetus start to grow after the egg has been fertilized?
The very moment of fertilization, the egg has chemical changes which prevent other sperm from entering. Then over the next several days the first formations begin, cell by cell. At 6-8 weeks after last period, the baby has primitive organs and all of the basic foundational structures that will become facial features, toes, feet, head, arms, etc.
Trimester during pregnancy when the major organs are developed?
All the organs of the baby develop in first trimester. Means in first three months ofpregnancy.
Can a newborn baby die if it falls?
YES! Remember that a baby has no bones to protect the organs and brain. It's all soft and bleedings can occur.
Is a cell made up of a nuclear membrane?
A cell has a nucleur membrane but it also has mas many other "mini organs". you can look up cell diagram to see them all.
