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    In 1838, Matthias Schleiden and Theodore Schwann observed plant and animal cells independently and began discussing similarities between them. The next year, Schwann published a book summarizing their observations into three conclusions that formed the basis of cell theory: 1) the cell is the basic unit of structure and function of living things, 2) cells exist both individually and together to form organisms, and 3) cells form through spontaneous generation from non-living material. In 1855, Rudolf Virchow published a study rejecting spontaneous generation and establishing that new cells only arise from pre-existing cells, revising cell theory's foundations.

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    In 1838, Matthias Schleiden and Theodore Schwann observed plant and animal cells independently and began discussing similarities between them. The next year, Schwann published a book summarizing their observations into three conclusions that formed the basis of cell theory: 1) the cell is the basic unit of structure and function of living things, 2) cells exist both individually and together to form organisms, and 3) cells form through spontaneous generation from non-living material. In 1855, Rudolf Virchow published a study rejecting spontaneous generation and establishing that new cells only arise from pre-existing cells, revising cell theory's foundations.

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    THE DEVELOPMENT OF CELL

    THEORY
    A Comic Strip for the Department of Education’s
    Alternative Learning System (ALS)

    Graphic Artist: Heidi Corene Quirante


    Mentor: Ma'am Lourdes Austria
    Back in 1838, there were two scientists who
    were having an after-dinner coffee and
    talking about their studies on cells.
    BUT I GUESS ITS
    FORMATION WAS CAUSED
    BY CRYSTALLIZATION...
    YOU KNOW WHAT,
    MATTHIAS SCHLEIDEN, I
    HAVE MADE AN EXTENSIVE HMM...
    MICROSCOPIC
    OBSERVATION OF PLANT REALLY, THEODORE
    SCHWANN?
    TISSUES. I CAN DESCRIBE
    THEM AS BEING
    COMPOSED OF CELLS.

    BUT I HAVE MADE


    ANOTHER HEY! I HAVE OBSERVED
    SOMETHING LIKE THAT
    OBSERVATION, IT I BELIEVE THERE IS TOO IN ANIMAL CELL.
    SEEMED LIKE THERE A NUCLEUS IN A CAN YOU TAKE ME TO
    IS ATINY PART OF CELL... YOUR LAB?
    THE CELL... WAIT...WHAT?
    COME AGAIN?
    I GUESS NOW,
    WOAH! I CAN SEE EX EVERYTHING MAKE
    ISTING SIMILARITIES SENSE...
    BETWEN ANIMAL AND
    THIS IS MY SLIDES, PLANT TISSUES
    LOOK...

    A year later, Schwann published a book, with


    acknowledgment of Schleiden's contribution,
    summarizing his observations into three
    conclusions about cells.

    1) THE CELL IS THE UNIT OF STRUCTURE,


    PHYSIOLOGY, AND ORGANIZATION IN
    LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, LIVING THINGS.
    THE THREE TENETS OF CELL 2) THE CELL RETAINS A DUAL
    THEORY! EXISTENCE AS A DISTINCT ENTITY AND A
    BUILDING BLOCK IN THE
    CONSTRUCTION OF ORGANISMS.
    3) CELLS FORM BY FREE-CELL
    FORMATION, SIMILAR TO THE
    FORMATION OF CRYSTALS
    (SPONTANEOUS GENERATION).
    SCIENCE COMMUNITY: IN 1855...

    HELLO! I AM RUDOLF
    IMPRESSIVE, BUT I VIRCHOW! I HAVE
    DISAGREE WITH YOUR WRITTEN AN EDITORIAL
    THIRD CONCLUSION. ESSAY ENTITLED
    “CELLULAR PATHOLOGY.
    FEEL FREE TO READ

    ME, TOO.

    I GUESS WE CAN NOW HIS STUDY CONTRADICT


    GENERALIZE THAT LIFE DID THE PREVIOUS THIRD
    NOT AROUSE THROUGH A
    FORM OF TENET AND... IT ACTUALLY
    CRYSTALLIZATION MAKE SENSE.

    ... OMNIS CELLULA A


    CELLULA (“ALL CELLS
    ARISE FROM CELLS”) WE ARE THE
    PRODUCT OF PRE-
    EXISTING CELL

    From then on, the foundation of studying


    living organisms was developed.
    SOURCES:
    http://fig.cox.miami.edu/~cmallery/150/unity/cell.text.htm
    https://courses.lumenlearning.com/microbiology/chapter/foundat
    ions-of-modern-cell-theory/

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