what is the cell define the cell
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hey friend..
good afternoon..
we known that cell is the basic unit of life.
cell is divided into two groups one unicellular and multiple cellular.
good afternoon..
we known that cell is the basic unit of life.
cell is divided into two groups one unicellular and multiple cellular.
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Hi there!
A cell is the basic unit of life.
All living organisms are composed of one (uni- cellular) or more (multi- cellular) cells.
→ In unicellular organisms, like many protists and bacteria, specialized parts of the cell perform all of the organism’s vital functions.
→ In multicellular organisms, like humans, specific types of cells are bound to each other to create tissue, which makes up the organs of the vital body systems that together keep the entire organism alive.
→ Cells of one tissue type can be completely different than cells of a different tissue type.
→ Different organisms with different evolutionary histories show adaptations on the cellular level as well.
→ Even within the same genus of a specific organism, cells of the same tissue type may show uniqueness on the species or even the individual level.
Hope it helps! :)
A cell is the basic unit of life.
All living organisms are composed of one (uni- cellular) or more (multi- cellular) cells.
→ In unicellular organisms, like many protists and bacteria, specialized parts of the cell perform all of the organism’s vital functions.
→ In multicellular organisms, like humans, specific types of cells are bound to each other to create tissue, which makes up the organs of the vital body systems that together keep the entire organism alive.
→ Cells of one tissue type can be completely different than cells of a different tissue type.
→ Different organisms with different evolutionary histories show adaptations on the cellular level as well.
→ Even within the same genus of a specific organism, cells of the same tissue type may show uniqueness on the species or even the individual level.
Hope it helps! :)
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