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Is a cheek cell a microbe?
yes they are
What causes the differences between two human cell types?
The differences between two human cell types are primarily due to variations in gene expression. Each cell type selectively activates or deactivates specific genes, resulting in unique functions and characteristics. Additionally, differences in cell structure and organelles contribute to specialized functions of distinct cell types.
What is the microbe for sickle cell anemia?
Um... it's not really caused by a microbe... look it up on Wikipedia...
What is the shell of a microbe called?
The shell of microbe may be referred to as a test.
What microbe in cell wall keep it from drying out?
capsule
What is difference between human skin cell and human egg cell?
the egg cell is spunk
What is differences between prokryotes and eukryotes?
has a cell membrane
What are the differences between cells?
One type of cell is in every living organism and is microscopic to the naked human eye, while you can find another type of "cell" in a jail or prison where the people in jail live in.
What are the 2 differences between an animal cell and a plant cell?
cell wall, central vacuole, and chloroplasts
What are the differences between elodea cell and a paramecium cell?
the differences between the paramecuim cell and the elodea cell is that paramecuim- hunt for food, live by itself, single cell creature. elodea- make their onw food, cannot live alone, multicullar cells. (lots of cells)
What are the differences and the similarities between the plant and animal cell?
Animal cells have no cell Walls and plant cells have a cell wall
What is an important difference between a potato plant cell and a human cell?
An important difference between a potato plant cell and a human cell is that potato cells have a cell wall composed of cellulose, which provides structural support and protection, while human cells lack a cell wall and instead have a flexible plasma membrane. Additionally, potato cells contain chloroplasts for photosynthesis, enabling them to produce their own food, whereas human cells do not have chloroplasts and obtain energy through the consumption of organic materials. These differences reflect the distinct roles and environments of plant and animal cells.
