If a cell becomes too large, diffusion is too slow to provide the interior of the cell with proper nutrients. The DNA of the cell can not be copied fast enough, and the larger a cell is the less surface area the cell has.
When a cell becomes too big, it may have difficulty efficiently transporting nutrients and waste products across its cell membrane. This can impact the cell's ability to function properly, leading to decreased efficiency in processes like metabolism and ultimately may result in cell death.
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If a cell were as big as a basketball, organelles would have to increase in size to be proportionate to the actual cell. -Josh
Cell budding is a form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism or structure is formed as an outgrowth on an existing one. In the context of biology, cell budding specifically refers to the process by which a new daughter cell is formed from a parent cell by budding off as a smaller independent structure. This process is commonly observed in organisms such as yeast and Hydra.
Yes, it is generally true that as a cell gets larger, it will take longer for a molecule to diffuse to the middle of the cell. This is because larger cells have a greater distance for the molecule to travel, leading to increased diffusion time. Additionally, larger cells may have more organelles and cellular structures that can obstruct the movement of molecules, further slowing down the process.
It divides into more cells.
It divides.
When a cell gets too big, it tends to stop growing. This is because the cell's surface area-to-volume ratio becomes too small to efficiently take in nutrients and remove waste. This limitation can lead to impaired function and ultimately cell death.
It explodes
Mitosis. The cell splits when it gets too big.
theygrow as big as gtyh cells
When a cell becomes too big, it may have difficulty efficiently transporting nutrients and waste products across its cell membrane. This can impact the cell's ability to function properly, leading to decreased efficiency in processes like metabolism and ultimately may result in cell death.
A cell has to be able to maintain homeostasis. The cells surface area to volume ratio has to be maintained. If a cell gets too big, it will not be able to take in enough nutrients and remove metabolic waste in order for it to keep up with the increasing volume. The volume of the cell gets too big and without being able to maintain a balance or ( homeostasis), a cell may in turn die.
no... they are not the biggest cell however scientist do believe it is close to being one im not sure what the biggest on is though
solid, meaty, chunky, big hands, tend to run faster, tend to get quite tall
*seagulls They can be pretty big, I guess it depends on how you define "big". they tend to be as big as your head.
A big blob of poo and a big cell