The size of a typical bacterial cell is 0.5-5.0 micrometers, a average human cell is 10 micrometers.
they are much smaller than human cells
No.
Human egg or ovum is about the size of this period . Ostrich egg about the size of a soft-ball. Both are single cells but eggs are specialized in that they have the nutrients necessary to begin cell division and make a new organism contained within (once fertilized). Technically the egg is really different parts - the white and the yolk are nutrient sacs and are not necessarily part of the cell. Normal cells can't get that big since they have to get materials in and out.
both are same size cell. but elephant just has more cells than ant.
big daddy
because animal tissues have small vacuole and plant tissue has big vacuole
Because osmosis is play important role in movement of H2O in and out of the cell, which help and maintain the volume of the cell. such volume is important of cell function. Imagine that there is no osmosis, the H2O will enter inside the cell and this cause rabshar of the cell, and the contact of the cell (like hemoglobin or histamine) will release and go to the circulation. and this may lead a big problem. And some time it can be fatal when the cell contact bloke the vessels
A plant cell is 1/100 of a millimeter and a animal cell is 40 times as big
It is around the same.
Yes the moon is big compared to the human, but small in comparison to the earth.
Single-celled organisms divide into two new cells
A human egg cell is about 0.12 mm in diameter.
Yes, 9 kilometers is pretty big compared to how fast a human can run.
5 um or .005 mm
plant cells have one big vacuole (storage tank for food,water,etc.) and so bacteria dont so cross out plants.now animal cells have no cell wall and bacteria dose
The wolf's shoulder comes to your waist,or hip.
We do, but cell by cell (almost) rather than by big flakes.
Viruses are replication parasites that can do nothing until they take over a living cell. Bacteria are living cells.
Many bacteria are about 1 micrometer in diameter. Hundreds of thousands of bacteria can fit into a space the size of the period at the end of a sentence.