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To understand how life works - whether in bacteria or in your own body- you need to learn about cells. Cells are the smallest entities that can show the characteristics of life. Some living things are single cellular, some are multi-cellular. Below are two examples of single cellular organisms.
To understand how life works - whether in bacteria or in your own body- you need to learn about cells. Cells are the smallest entities that can show the characteristics of life. Some living things are single cellular, some are multi-cellular. Below are two examples of single cellular organisms.
BacteriumAn AmeobaThe microscope played a significant role in realization that living things were made up of cells. This realization lead to the Cell Theory: 1) All living things are made of one or more cells, 2) Cells come from pre-existing cells, 3) Nothing less than a cell can show the properties of life. ( Ha! Ha! where did the first cell come from? : |The Light Microscope |
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