are there any organells in egg cell?

Question

now you will tell that see with a microscope?????????????/////nope its possible because egg is itself a single cell?

Answer 1

yes.. all cells have organelles.. :)

Answer 2

They are the sole source of the inherited organelle, mitochondria. Males do not contribute any to offspring. The sperm do have mitochondria, but they are used as an energy source to get the sperm up the fallopian tube to try and fertilize the egg, and are lost, along with the rest of the sperm's tail, if fertilization occurs. Oranells (growth factor) is contained in all cells. It helps with development and differentiation. It can be isolated chemically after which it can be seen by microscope. of course there are. ostrich egg is the largest cell. cells wont function without organelles. imagine a man without hands/legs/brain, cells without organelles are more or less the same thing

Answer 3

If you are talking about human egg cells, then yes, they are the sole source of the inherited organelle, mitochondria. Males do not contribute any to offspring. The sperm do have mitochondria, but they are used as an energy source to get the sperm up the fallopian tube to try and fertilize the egg, and are lost, along with the rest of the sperm's tail, if fertilization occurs.

Answer 4

of course there are. ostrich egg is the largest cell. cells wont function without organelles. imagine a man without hands/legs/brain, cells without organelles are more or less the same thing.

Answer 5

Oranells (growth factor) is contained in all cells. It helps with development and differentiation. It can be isolated chemically after which it can be seen by microscope.

Answer 6

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