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CELL THEORY

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WHO’S WHO?BrownDujardinKollikerLeeuwenhoekPurkinjeSchleiden & SchwannVirchow

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LEEUWENHOEK

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LEEUWENHOEK

-was able to observe tiny animals called,

“animalcules”

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BROWN

Discovered the presence of NUCLEUS within the cells

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DUJARDIN

-French biologist-SARCODE = gelatinous

fluid in the cell

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PURKINJE

-coined the word PROTOPLASM

LIVING MATERIALS in the cell

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SCHLEIDEN & SCHWANN

- plants and animals are composed of cells

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KÖLLIKER

- Coined the term CYTOPLASM

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VIRCHOW

-”omnis cellula e cellula”

=“cells divide and form new cells”

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THEN WHAT IS A CELL THEORY???The cell theory states that:1.ALL living things are made up of cells.2. The cell is the FUNDAMENTAL unit that

gives the structure and function of life.3. Cells come from the DIVISION of

preexisting cells.

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KEY ROLES AND FUNCTION OF CELLS

1. The ENERGY of organism is formed in the cells.

ATPAdenosine triphosphate

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2. Organisms can be made of one or more cells.

3. DNA, which is the blueprint of life, can be replicated (copied) and passed from cell to cell through cell division.

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MITOSIS

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4. An organism carrying certain chemical compositions of cells is the same with the species where it belongs.

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5. The activities in an organism are dependent on the activities done by its cells.

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