Biology, asked by emily4567, 11 months ago

could someone explain me human cell​

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Answered by premmishra35
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Human cells are also a animal cell.

  1. They are Eukaryotic.
  2. They have a well developed nuclear membrane.
  3. They have a large number of vacuoles.
  4. Vacuoles are small as compared to a plant cell.
  5. A human or animal cell doesn't have a cell wall.
Answered by payal976983
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Answer:

✿Human cell:

☞Human cell is eukaryotic cell.

☞Contains 80s ribosomes in cytoplasm and 70s ribosomes in mitochondria.

☞Have membrane bound organells.

☞Cell wall and chloroplast are absent.

☞Their are various types of cells in human depending upon structure, morphology and function of cell.

☞Three main types are;

☞1) Red blood cell:

These are biconcave cells becomes enucleate on maturation to store more haemoglobin.

haemoglobin gives red colour to RBC and responsible for gaseous exchange.

They don't have cell organells on maturity , so in absence of mitochondria they perform anaerobic respiration.

☞2) White blood cell:

There are many types of WBC's which are transparent and help in immune system.

☞3) Platelets:

These are not true cells but formed by fregments of megakaryocytes.

platelets play great role in blood clotting.

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