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Yes, because they are bigger than humans.
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Are your cells bigger than an elephants cells?
An elephant's cells are not larger than human cells, depending on what type of cells we are identifying. The reason an elephant is so much larger than a human is because an elephant has many more cells than a human. Even though elephants are bigger in size, it does not effect the size of its cells.
Do elephant have more cells then human?
probably, they are significantly larger than us.
Who has larger muscle cells a marathon runner or a weightlifter?
weightlifter
How do muscle change?
skeletal muscle that do a lot of work become stronger and larger. Some of this change in muscle size is because of an increase in the number of muscle cells. But most of the change is because individual muscle cells become larger. Muscles that are not exercised become smaller and weaker
What is the short term effect of hypertrophy?
hypertrophy is when the cells in a muscle duplicate and cause the muscle to get larger
What is involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms?
Involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms is microfilament. Structures found only in plant cells are plastids. A type of plastid is chloroplasts.
Could a cell be the size of an elephant?
Trick Question! They are the same size cells. The elephant just has more cells than the ant.
What type of cell carries out lactic acid fermentation in humans?
muscle cells
Is yeast bigger than an elephant?
Yeast cells are microscopic, while elephants are 9-11 feet tall. So, an elephant is larger than yeast.
What is involved in muscle contraction in larger contractions?
Microfilaments are involved in muscle contraction in larger organisms. These are small rod like structures within the cytoplasm of many eukaryotic cells.
Is the whales largest animal on earth have larger cells than humans?
Yes they are
Do cells become larger or do humans get more of them?
Somatic cells (regular cells) and gametes (sex cells) all grow in number through mitosis (for somatic cells) and meiosis (for gametes)
