Biology, asked by sharon2705, 10 months ago

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

Answers

Answered by malik1486

1

Answer:

Then it should be nerve cell I guess

Answered by Gargigaur

1

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.

Explanation:

hope it helps

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Science, 5 months ago

5. Why does a lump of cotton wool shrink in water? Solution: The lump of cotton wool shrink in water because the air inside the cotton lumps are replaced by water which makes the layer stick together. What is the meaning of this question ...

Political Science, 5 months ago

(b) वस्तुपरक मूल्यपरक कथन है- (a) भावात्मक अधिमान्यता (c) अनुभवपरक (d) तार्किक स्तर पर पुष्टि योग्य...

Biology, 5 months ago

which pigment reaches to the top of chromatography paper...

Social Sciences, 10 months ago

WHICH FACTORS INFLUENCE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF INDUSTRIES...

Social Sciences, 10 months ago

countrys total income is 15000crore and population 10000crore per capita income of the country is a,1.5crore b,15000 c,1.5lakh d,10000 who tell first answer I will mark as brainiest and give like this is 10th...

Physics, 1 year ago

Please solve urgently...

History, 1 year ago

what is the event of first and second world war ...

English, 1 year ago

why antonio call himself a tainted wether?