who coined the term Protoplasm ? Describe the term protoplasm
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In general terms, Protoplasm can be defined as the living entity of a cell.
The term Protoplasm was coined by a scientist named "Purkinje" in the year 1839.
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- Protoplasm was described as the physical basis of life by "J. Huxley" in the year 1868.
- The colloidal theory of Protoplasm was given by a scientist named "Fischer".
- Cell organelles inside the cell are embedded in the Protoplasm.
- The largest amount of substance in the Protoplasm is Water.
- Water forms about 80 percent of the total volume of Protoplasm inside a cell.
- The three most abundant constituent elements of the Protoplasm are Carbon, Oxygen, and Hydrogen.
- The largest constituent element of the Protoplasm is Oxygen (63 percent).
- The Protoplasm found in the Nucleus of the cell is termed as "Nucleoplasm".
- All the Protoplasm of a cell except the Nucleoplasm in the Nucleus, is termed as "Cytoplasm".
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the term was coined by Purkinje.That is all i know.
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