Scientists use squid nerve cells in research because the nerve cells of a squid are 1,000 times fatter than those of a human. how is the outcome of nerve cell research most likely to be affected if scientists were to study human nerve cells directly? a) the outcome would be different because humans and squids are very different. b) the outcome would be different because the nerve cells in squids are much larger than those of humans. c) the outcome would be the same because in both cases a nerve cell is being researched.

The correct answer is option B, that is, the outcome would be different as the nerve cells in squids are much bigger than those of humans.

Squid are mollusks with a highly advanced nervous and sensory system, also comprising complex brain and eyes. The squids have large axons primarily as they need to be fast. The squids use this giant nerves or axons mainly for producing brief but very fast movements via the water.  

In between the tentacles of the squid, there is a siphon via which water can be briskly expelled due to the rapid contractions of the body wall muscles of the animal. This contraction is instigated by the action potentials in the giant nerve.

the answer is  The outcome would be different because the nerve cells in squids are much larger than those of humans.

brown

explanation:

the answer would be d