Biology, asked by sharon2705, 8 months ago

which is the largest cell in the body in humans (with exception to ovum)?

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Answered by malik1486

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Then it should be nerve cell I guess

Answered by Gargigaur

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Answer:

female ovum

However, the largest cell in human body – the female ovum – is large enough to be seen by a naked eye, measuring 1 millimeter in diameter.

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