BI110 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2: Plant Cell, Robert Hooke, Exocytosis

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All organisms are composed of one or more cells: defined by one or more cells, ex. The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms: basic unit of life, a cell as a whole unit is necessary to function properly. Cells arise only from the division of preexisting cells: need genetic information. Cells first observed in the 1600"s by robert hooke and anton van. Van leeuwenhoek described bacteria and protists as animacules . Robert brown: first to observe the nucleus. Mathias schleiden: plants are made of cells, and nucleus is important for development. Theodor schwann: all animals are made of cells. Rudolf virchow (robert remak): cells only arise from pre- existing cells. First recorded in 2010: worked with microplasma, chemically synthesized the entire genom. Most cells are too small to be seen unaided by the human eye: comes in many different shapes and sizes, organized in the same basic plan, purple pages (f-7)

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