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How many living and nonliving cells are there on earth?
It is estimated that there are around 10^30 living cells on Earth, with the majority being microbial. Nonliving cells, such as those found in rocks and minerals, do not have a well-defined count but are significantly fewer in number compared to living cells.
What would be least likely to happen as a result of a mutation in a person's skin cells?
A mutation in a person's skin cells would be least likely to impact their ability to produce insulin as insulin is primarily produced by pancreatic cells. Skin cells are not directly involved in insulin production or regulation.
All living cells would test positive for amino acids?
Yes, all living cells contain amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins. Proteins are essential for various biological processes, such as enzyme catalysis, structural support, and cell signaling. Therefore, a test for amino acids would likely be positive in all living cells.
Why would it be better to look at living cells than at dead cells?
Because you can get more information using living cells cause there the real thing. Using dead cells wouldn't work cause the cell is dead and it doesnt have the same things it had when it was alive. It is generally considered better to look at living cells than dead cells for two reasons. Firstly, when a cell is living, you can observe the cellular processes as they happen. Secondly, over time, parts of dead cells deteriorate, akin to a fruit rotting.
What would happen if mitosis was uncontrolled in the cells of a person skin?
it would cause cancer to develop
Is a catfish unicellular?
every living thing has cells so a catfish would have cells
How would life without cells be?
Life wouldn't be without cells. Cells are living and make up living organisms.
Imagine how life would be without cells?
Life wouldn't be without cells. Cells are living and make up living organisms.
How many living and nonliving cells are there on earth?
It is estimated that there are around 10^30 living cells on Earth, with the majority being microbial. Nonliving cells, such as those found in rocks and minerals, do not have a well-defined count but are significantly fewer in number compared to living cells.
Who created the first cell?
No one 'created' the cell, as all living things have cells, and a creator of the cell would have to not have cells in order to create them. The person who discovered the cell is named Robert Hooke.
Do all living things posses cells?
Yes all living things do posses cells because cells are what keep us alive. Without cells there would be no life on planet earth.
Would a person living under water sink or float?
A person living underwater would die. But, people do float.
Are cells multicellular?
i think it would be people animals etc anything that is living with lots of cells
What are some different cells?
A cell is a single living unit that works together with other cells to be a living being. Humans have skin cells, liver cells, brain cells, etc. Plants would have stem and leaf cells. Fetuses have a lot of stem cells.
How would the hemoglobin content differ in a person living in Philadelphia Elevation 39 feet compared to someone living in Denver Elevation 5280 feet?
The person living in Denver (5280 feet elevation) would likely have higher hemoglobin levels compared to the person living in Philadelphia (39 feet elevation). This is because at higher elevations, the air has lower oxygen concentration, prompting the body to produce more red blood cells and hemoglobin to compensate for the lower oxygen availability.
Why can't a person who is living in new Zealand be buried in Australia?
Why would you bury a LIVING person? lol
What term would apply to a person with 200 different kinds of cells?
This person would be multicellular.
