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Mila [183]
2 years ago
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Egg and sperm cells (or their precursors) are called germ cells. all other cells in the body are called?

Biology
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Vinvika [58]2 years ago
3 0

All other cells in the body are called Somatic cells.

What are germ cells?

The founding cells of all sexually reproducing organisms are known as germ cells. They are separated from the embryo's other somatic cells during development. Germ cells grow at the edge of the embryo proper in many animals before moving through a number of developing somatic tissues on their way to the developing gonad.

What are somatic cells ?

Any cell in the body that is not a gamete (egg or sperm), a germ cell (cell that develops into a gamete), or a stem cell is referred to as a somatic cell. Somatic cells are essentially any cells that make up an organism's body and are not directly utilised to create a new creature during reproduction.

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