The largest cell in the human body is
1 Nerve cell
2 Muscle cell
3 Liver cell
4 Kidney cell
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Answer / shah shahid
largest cell of the human body is egg cell and smallest cell of the human body is sperm cell
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Answer / giri
female ovum is correct ans in fact nerve cell is know as longest cell not largest cell
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Answer / samiya siddiqui
diameter of neuron is about 0.004 to 0.1 mm
& diameter of ovum is 0.1mm
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