What parts of your bodies are made of dead cells?

Answer 1

Our hair and nails is dead tissue.

in addition, the very outermost layer of our skin is also dead. We have 3 layers of skin. It constantly grows outwards so that we are always protected.

Answer 2

Most of your body is made of living cells but only a very large surface is not. This is the outer surface of the skin called the epidermis. There is now way for the body to keep those cells alive so they begin to die as they are moved up and away from the growing layers. As you move about, the dead cells fall off or are rubbed off and have to be replaced. Almost all of the 'dust' in your home is made of these dead cells.

Answer 3

Skin Skin are not entirely dead cells. Yes pieces of skin die and flake off those are dead cells. The more accurate answer is Hair, as ALL hair cells are dead.

Answer 4

Your feet Correct answer: Hair and finger/toe nails

Answer 5

The outermost layer of our skin, hair, and nails are made of dead cells. These cells have moved through a process called keratinization, during which they lose their nucleus and other organelles.

Answer 6

Hair is made mostly of a protein called keratin. Hair fibers or strands, grow from an organ in the area under the skin called a follicle, which is found in the dermis skin layer. The only "living" part of a hair is found in the follicle as it grows.