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Described and named cells by looking at a cork. |
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Invented the first microscope. |
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Studied animal cells. Also came up with the original Cell Theory. |
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Showed new cells came from the division of old cells. |
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All living things are made up of cells. |
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The cells are the basic unit of structure and function in all living things. |
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All cells come from other living cells dividing. |
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Cells contain DNA that is passed from one cell to another. |
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All Energy flow of life occurs within cells. |
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Extracting energy from food by using water and gases. |
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Reproducing through cell division in order to grow and repair. |
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Responding and adfapting to changes in the environment. |
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Fighting disease and infection. |
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All organic molecules contain the element CARBON. |
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Control center for cell activities. |
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Clear thick jelly-like fluid inside the cell membrane. |
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Provides energy for the cell " power house " of the cell. |
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Stores water, wastes and other materials. |
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controls what moves in and out of the cell. |
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Rigid, outermost layer of the plant cell. |
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Contains chlorophyll a green pigment, that traps sunlight. |
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