Question

How long do human body cells live?

Answer 1

All the living things present on this planet large or small, plants or animals, humans all are made up of cells there are two types of organisms unicellular that are made up of one cell and multicellular that are made up of more than one cells and like every living being cells also die.

Complete answer:
1)Cells are the smallest living units that can be seen under a microscope and are capable of reproducing themselves and in the body, each cell is made up of the existing cell.

2)Cells make up every part of the body of a human being and there are many different kinds of cells in the body, some look different and some have the same chemical and structural features.

3)This is true that like all living things cells also die and roughly 96 million cells lose per minute by an adult male and fortunately, about 96 million cells divide at the same minute by replacing those that died.

4)As outside the body, dead skin cells shed from our body and from internal organs dead cells pass through and out of the body with the waste products.

5)There are variations in the length of the cell’s life as the life of the white blood cell is about fourteen days, the life of the top layer of the skin cells is about 30 days, the life of red blood cells is 120 days and life of liver cells is about 18 months.

Note: In a human body there are 200 different types of cells and there are 20 different types of organelles and structures within these cells.