Is there a difference between human cells and animal cells?

Answer 1

This is from Mustafa Aiamodin

The above answer is not quite correct.

Fundamentally, there is not difference between human and animal cells. Humans are animals, so our cells are the same as theirs eg have a nucleus, cytoplasm and membrane.

However the combination of genes in our cells are unique to humans, just as each type of animal (and plant!) has its own unique combination of genes. Just remember that we share many of our genes with other animals (and even some with plants), so we are not totally unique.

Answer 2

Human and animal cells contain many of the same types of internal and external components: for example, a nucleus with nucleic acids and many of the same gene and protein families; endoplasmic reticulum; mitochondria; Golgi bodies etc.

Answer 3

Yes, there are differences between human cells and animal cells. While both are eukaryotic cells with similar structures and functions, human cells are specific to the human body, while animal cells refer to cells found in a broader range of animals. Additionally, there can be variations in organelles and specific cellular structures between different types of animal cells and human cells.

Answer 4

this ithe diffence between a cell and bacteria i bacteria is bad and cells are good and grow

Answer 5

Human cells and animal cells may have a very slight difference but they are similar in most ways. Humans are classified as animals and thus have an animal cell.

Answer 6

Well... Human beings are animals, so you cannot really compare human cells to animal cells.

But it's just the difference of DNA sequencing among different animals

Answer 7

Yes. We have different types of cells, such as blood, skin, muscle cells, etc. But we all have the same organelles in our cells

Answer 8

the colours of the skin is different of some animals

The is no real difference.

Answer 9

humans are in fact animals, so no. but there are many types of animal cells.