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Word selecting game to practice our notes from "intro to cells" and "unicellular and multicellular" notes.

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Word selecting game to practice our notes from "intro to cells" and "unicellular and multicellular" notes.

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A long time ago , a scientist named Robert was the first person to cells . He looked at a piece of under a microscope and noticed tiny box - like shapes . He called them " cells " because they reminded him of little rooms . Later , Anton van improved the and became the first person to see cells . He called these tiny moving organisms " animalcules . "

A botanist named Matthias studied plants and concluded that all are made of . Around the same time , Theodor , a zoologist , discovered that all are made of cells . Together , Schleiden and Schwann helped form the first parts of what we now call the .

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The states three important ideas . First , all living things are made of one or more . This means that every , animal , and even tiny bacteria are made up of cells . Second , cells are the basic unit of life ? they are the parts of living things that can carry out all the necessary for life , like , using energy , and reproducing . Third , all cells come from other cells , which means new cells form when cells grow and divide .

The human body contains of cells , and there are about 200 different kinds of them , each with a specific . Most cells are too small to be seen without a , ranging in size from about 10 to 100 . For comparison , a human hair is about micrometers thick .

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Inside each cell are smaller parts called , which each have a special function to help the cell live and work properly . Cells also work together to build living things : cells form , tissues form , form organ systems , and all these systems together make up an .

Some living things are made of just cell ? these are called organisms . " Uni " means one , and " cellular " means made of cells . A unicellular organism , like an , paramecium , or euglena , performs all life functions in that single cell . Other living things are , meaning they are made of many cells that work together and perform specific functions .

No matter what kind of cell it is , every cell needs ( energy ) , , a way to remove , and a suitable to survive .

 
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