Q. Cilia are produced from
β
Correct Answer: (C)
centriole
Explanation:
Cilia are hair-like structures that help in movement and are found on the surface of some cells.
- They are formed from basal bodies, which originate from centrioles.
- Cell membrane (B) covers the cell but does not produce cilia.
- Cytoplasm (D) is the fluid inside the cell but does not directly produce cilia.
Since cilia originate from centrioles, option C is correct.
Explanation by: Kirti
Cilia are hair-like structures that help in movement and are found on the surface of some cells.
- They are formed from basal bodies, which originate from centrioles.
- Cell membrane (B) covers the cell but does not produce cilia.
- Cytoplasm (D) is the fluid inside the cell but does not directly produce cilia.
Since cilia originate from centrioles, option C is correct.