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s7-1.1-StrucFuncCell

S7 1.1 Structure and Function of Cells

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What is a cell? the basic unit of structure and function in living things
What is cell structure? what a cell is made from and how it is put together
What must a cell do with energy? obtain it
What must a cell do with nutrients and water? bring them in
What must a cell do with wastes? get rid of them; eliminate them
What is the definition of cell theory? Living things only come from living things
Who coined the term "cells"? Hooke
Anton von Leeunwenhoek was famous for using what scientific instrument? the microscope
Who discovered that plants are made of cells? Schleiden
Who concluded that animals are made of cells? Schwann
Virchow described cell theory in what year? 1855
What type of instruments were developed in the early 20th century (1900s) that helped with cell theory? electron microscopes
How much more powerful are electron microscopes that light microscopes? 5000
In what year was the term "cells" first used to describe parts of living things? 1663
During what 2-year time period did researchers discover that both plants and animals are made of cells? 1838-1839
What does spontaneous generation mean? living things can come from non-living things
Who disproved the idea of spontaneous generation? Pasteur
In what year was the idea of spontaneous generation disproved? 1859
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