NEET Botany Cell Theory MCQ Question
If a single human cell contains approximately two meters of DNA, how many total meters of DNA would be present in 10 trillion human cells, assuming each cell has the same amount of DNA?
20 trillion meters
10 billion meters
100 trillion meters
5 trillion meters
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Each human cell has approximately two meters of DNA. Therefore, in 10 trillion cells, the total DNA length would be 10 trillion x 2 meters = 20 trillion meters.
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