What is protoplasm? Who coined the term protoplasm?
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Protoplasm is the fluid inside every living cell. It includes all that is within the cell wall, except for the nucleus
Dujardin (1835) – discovered the protoplasm and named as “sarcode”.
J.E. Purkinje (1839) – first introduced the term 'Protoplasm'
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The term Protoplasm is referred to as the living substance in the inside of a cell.
The term protoplasm was coined by Purkinje.
Extra Information-
- The term protoplasm was coined by Purkinje but the substance was first discovered by Dujardin who named it as "s a r c o d e".
- Life is not possible without the existence of protoplasm.
- All vital activities in a cell are performed in the protoplasm and becuase of this reason, J. Huxley called it as the "physical basis of life".
- Protoplasm is basically a complex mixture of several chemical components in definite proportions.
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