Skin cells White blood cells Red blood cells New cell (formed from existing cells)
Because if there's only one cell in the body, the human anatomy would be incomplete
A process call cell differentiation which begins soon after fertilization,
there are thousands because new types are always being created
no there is not there are alot of different kinds but this is not a type of cell
There are too many different kinds of cells in the human body, or the body of any other large animal, to describe what each does in a small place like this. People study for years to learn that.
Well there aren't multiple cell in the body, i think you are trying to ask how many "cells" are in the body. I believe this question would confuse those that are grammatically educated.
to protect the body from foreign substances
Bacteria are prokaryotes, therefore they do not have a nucleus.
thousands of different proteins
bacteria
1000
In receiving different kinds of stimuli depending on the location and purpose of the nerve cell!