"Germline cells" are special cells in our body that are responsible for passing on our genetic information to the next generation. They are found in reproductive organs like testes in males and ovaries in females. These cells play a crucial role in the production of eggs and sperms, which carry our DNA and are essential for making babies. Unlike other cells in our body that cannot pass on genetic information,
germline cells contain the instructions that determine our physical traits and characteristics, passing them from parents to their offspring.
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