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What are the single celled organisms that live in your body called?
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∙ 12y ago
There are two types - Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes. Prokaryotes are the bacteria and Eukaryotes are the cells.
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What are Single celled organisms without nuclei such as escherichia coli which live in the human body?
whats the word for single celled organisms without nuclei such as esherichia coli which live in the human body
What kingdom are single celled organisms without nuclei such as escherichia coli which live inthe human body?
Monerans I think
What is the importance of an animal cell in the human body?
The human body is many animal cells. Bacteria are single celled organisms. The cell is the smallest partical that is living. Animals are more then one animal cell. Plants are more then one plant cell. An organism can be single celled or multicellular, but all life consists of cells. In higher organisms, the cells diferentiate and are not capable of living alone. Protists are single celled organism which can have animal and / plant characteristics.
Why do single celled organisms only have one cell?
there are many ways.. some like amoeba feed by phagocytosis, while other prokaryotes feed by simple diffusion
How organisms makes them up?
Organisms are made up of different kinds of cells and tissues. The more complex the organism, the more complex the makeup. For example, a single-celled organism has just one cell that comprises it, and a human has cells, tissues, organs, and body systems that enable the body to function. Despite the vast differences from a single-celled paramecium and a human, both are organisms, and both are made up of cells and tissues.
What are Single celled organisms without nuclei such as escherichia coli which live in the human body?
whats the word for single celled organisms without nuclei such as esherichia coli which live in the human body
Single-celled organisms are very common?
They have Millions of bacteria live on the human body.
Are the cells of your body considered organisms?
They are living, but they are not organisms. Cells are the "building blocks" of tissues, which group together into organs, which group together into organ systems. Those organ systems comprise an organism. The individuals cells are not organisms themselves.
What kingdom are single celled organisms without nuclei such as escherichia coli which live inthe human body?
Monerans I think
What is a spore-?
A single or many celled reproductive body of an organism that can create new organisms.
What is the name for an Asexual reproductive body?
Single-celled organisms are sometimes asexual. Another example would be spores, which do not have defined genders.
What is the difference between single celled organisms and multi-celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
What is the difference between multi celled organisms and single celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
What do single cell organisms have in common with organisms that have more than one cell?
People and single-celled organisms have something in common.Something that they have in common are that they both have a cell.They both also have bacteria.As you can see people and singe-celled organisms.
What is the difference between multi celled and single celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
Why are single celled organism so small?
There is a limit to how big a cell can get, and that nearly always means we need a microscope to see them, Size is limited by the need for substances to diffuse in and out of the cell. If it gets too big there simply isn't enough surface to allow enough exchange of substances for the cell to maintain its life processes.
Is a typical body cell called somatic cell?
Yes, it is. The somatic (body) cells of multi celled organisms that reproduce sexually contain pairs of chromosomes.
