NEET Botany Cell Theory MCQ Question
If a single human cell has approximately two meters of DNA, how many meters of DNA are present in 10 human cells?
20 meters
10 meters
5 meters
46 meters
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Each human cell contains approximately two meters of DNA, so 10 cells would collectively have 20 meters of DNA (10 cells x 2 meters per cell = 20 meters).
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