that's answer is SCIENCEPOWER TEXTBOOK 8 or Just Guess.
if you have textbook it was page 53~55
Hopefully you can better ;)
For starters, one million red blood cells are removed and replaced each second.
muscle cells
The body is constantly replacing itself. It was once believed to be over a seven to eight year period, depending if you were male or female but biologists are hesitant to put a true time on it but rather agree that it is an ongoing process.
A red blood cell lives about 120 days. Each day the normal adult produces almost 200 billion new red blood cells to replace the 200 billion that are removed from the circulation due to old age.
Cells
No, Cells cannot move around in your body. But when your cells die, they go to the surface of your skin. When you scratch your skin, the dead skin falls off, and news cells replace the dead cells.
Mitochondria are an energy supply for cells. For example, human and human fat cells only have a small amount of mitochondria as they do not move or do much. On the other hand, sperm cells have many mitochondria as they have to transport themselves through the vagina to the awaiting egg cell.
The body is constantly replacing itself. It was once believed to be over a seven to eight year period, depending if you were male or female but biologists are hesitant to put a true time on it but rather agree that it is an ongoing process.
The fastest dividing human cells are epithelial cells. These form the skin and line the cavities of the body. They need to divide quickly and replace themselves due to physical wearing away of the cells. Skin cells divide once every 20-30 minutes
A red blood cell lives about 120 days. Each day the normal adult produces almost 200 billion new red blood cells to replace the 200 billion that are removed from the circulation due to old age.
The sperm mother creates thousands of sperm cells every minute
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To replace the millions of somatic cells that are destroyed every second.
Yes, red blood cells are recycled every 100-120 days.
Cells die every second in the body. Over a million cells are made every minute in your body. This is how you heal and grow. The cells naturally renew themselves after a certain period of time and are expelled out of the body.
You grow an entirely new set of skin cells every seven years.
every six to 14 days u should have learned this in 7th grade
Every 30,000 miles or three years. its normally every 15,000 miles. its worth it youll get better gas milage. dont wait for 30k.
Your stomach cells are exposed to the harsh stomach acids, if they were not replaced as rapidly as they are the stomach acid would not be able to be contained thus digesting itself and exposing the rest of your body to the acid. As for the red blood cells our body can only replace about 1% of them per day, essentially there are around 20-30 trillion red blood cells in your body, replacing 200-300 billion cells that are so vital is no easy task. But its easy to assume that only a fraction are replaced every day to use each cell to its fullest life before recycling it. On a side note every 7 years your a totally new you with 100% new cells.