Lecture: Cell History

CELL HISTORY not only the cellulosic walls that Robert Hooke saw, but covering the contents began to be interested, especially after it was discovered that it was an important part of the Multicellular is composed of a number of cells that work together and in concert characteristics of living things. and functional of all organisms, the basic unit that has all called Cella (cell). With the discovery of cells by Robert Hooke, experts on a cell or also called a unicellular organism. The body of the organism then developed into "cell theory", that cells are structural units Several simple organisms, including bacteria and protozoa are composed walls in slices of plant tissue. These small spaces and Theodor Schwann, a zoologist, formulated a generalization being the first to notice the existence of small, restricted spaces the. Thus, it can be said that cells are functional units. living cells. In the same year, Matthias Schleiden, a botanist in the mid-18th century, using a microscope, succeeded many) are the activities of each cell that forms an organism expert in his research activities. Robert Hooke was an English scientist what cells do. The activities of one individual organism (unicellular and single-celled introduced the term "protoplasm" for the fluid contained within Two centuries later, namely at the beginning of the nineteenth century, Johannes Parkinye Biologically, humans, animals and plants do everything The discovery of the microscope by A. Leeuwenhoek has helped many people the cell. Two centuries later, namely at the beginning of the nineteenth century, Johannes Parkinye . and functional of all organisms, the basic unit that has all called Cella (cell). With the discovery of cells by Robert Hooke, experts on a cell or also called a unicellular organism. The body of the organism then developed into "cell theory", that cells are structural units Several simple organisms, including bacteria and protozoa are composed walls in slices of plant tissue. These small spaces and Theodor Schwann, a zoologist, formulated a generalization being the first to notice the existence of small, restricted spaces the. Thus, it can be said that cells are functional units. living cells. In the same year, Matthias Schleiden, a botanist in the mid-18th century, using a microscope, succeeded many) are the activities of each cell that forms an organism expert in his research activities. Robert Hooke was an English scientist what cells do. The activities of one individual organism (unicellular and single-celled introduced the term "protoplasm" for the fluid contained within characteristics of living things. Another confirmation was put forward by Rudolf Virchow who said OmnisCellulaCellula which means that all cells come from cells too. Thus, cells arethe unit of growth in living things so that, according to August Weismann, the ancestors of living things can be traced.