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How is cell theory applicable to human and amoeba?

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It applies to both.

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How is cell theory applicable to human beings and amoeba?

Cell theory states that plants and animals are composed of cells. Humans are composde of trillions of cells and amoeba is composed of only single cell. The cell theory also states that every cell comes from pre-existing cells. Humans, through sexual reproduction(fusion of two cells - male gamete called sperm and female gamete called ova), reproduces and amoeba, through asexual reproduction(binary fission), reproduces its own kind.


How are an amoeba cell and a human being cell similar?

Both are made of cells or cells with a nucleus


Does an amoeba have a cell wall?

They do not have a cell wall. They have a cell membrane, which is the outer layer of the cell. Much like skin in a human. The only type of cells that have a cell wall are plant cells. :)


Compare the features shared by an amoeba and a specialized cell in the human defense system?

A macrophage, a white blood cell, is very similar to an amoeba in how it moves and eats.


Features shared by an amoeba and a specialized cell in the human defence system?

Porn


Is amoeba a cell or organism?

amoeba is cell not a organism.


An amoeba could ever grow as large as a human?

no, a single cell cannot grow.


Cells are in an amoeba?

cells are in a amoeba


Could an amoeba could ever grow as large as a human?

no, a single cell cannot grow.


Which oif these is the smallest microscopic object a virus or amoeba or bacteria or human skin cell?

Virus


Is amoeba a variable shape cell?

yes amoeba is a variable shape cell


An amoeba could ever grow as large as a human why or why not?

No. Diffusion only works for "cell" sized organisms.