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Q. Cilia are produced from
  • (A) T.B
  • (B) cell-membrane
  • (C) centriole
  • (D) cytoplasm
βœ… 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.

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