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    1. The word "cell" comes from the Latin word "cellula" meaning small room, as Robert Hooke first observed a honeycomb-like structure under a microscope in 1665 that he termed cells. 2. Hooke published his findings in his book Micrographia, which was well-received by the King and encouraged further scientific exploration. 3. Later, Schleiden and Schwann proposed the cell theory stating that cells are the fundamental unit of living things and that groups of cells form tissues, organs, and full organisms.

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    1. The word "cell" comes from the Latin word "cellula" meaning small room, as Robert Hooke first observed a honeycomb-like structure under a microscope in 1665 that he termed cells. 2. Hooke published his findings in his book Micrographia, which was well-received by the King and encouraged further scientific exploration. 3. Later, Schleiden and Schwann proposed the cell theory stating that cells are the fundamental unit of living things and that groups of cells form tissues, organs, and full organisms.

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    Cell

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    1. The word "cell" comes from the Latin word "cellula" meaning small room, as Robert Hooke first observed a honeycomb-like structure under a microscope in 1665 that he termed cells. 2. Hooke published his findings in his book Micrographia, which was well-received by the King and encouraged further scientific exploration. 3. Later, Schleiden and Schwann proposed the cell theory stating that cells are the fundamental unit of living things and that groups of cells form tissues, organs, and full organisms.

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    Cell

    Cell is derived from word cellula which means a


    compartment or room , because when for the 1st time cell was seen by ROBERT
    HOOKE in 1665 he saw a honey comb like structure under microscope , he was
    assigned a task by the king to achieve excel in the field of science and he accepted it
    and when he published his studies in his book MICROGRAPHIA it was seen as a huge
    attraction and was liked by the king and now it gave a new hope to other workers of
    his time .
    Then a time came when schielden and sachwan proposed cell theory which proposes

    1. Cell is the fundamental and stuructural unit of living organisms .


    2. Similar cells accumulate and form tissue and then consecutively Organ and then
    organism .
    STRUCTURE OF CELLS

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