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What is one part of the cell theory?
What is one part of the cell theory?
- Cells are only found in animals
- All organisms are made out of organs
- Only existing cells can make new cells
- Cells are the basic structure and function of a living thing (correct)
Which statement is true according to the cell theory?
Which statement is true according to the cell theory?
- Cells are a byproduct of living systems
- Only some organisms are made out of cells
- All organisms are made out of cells (correct)
- Cells cannot function independently
What does the third part of the cell theory state?
What does the third part of the cell theory state?
Only existing cells can make new cells
Study Notes
Cell Theory Overview
- Cells represent the fundamental unit that forms the basis of structure and function in all living organisms.
- All forms of life, regardless of complexity, are composed of one or more cells, emphasizing the ubiquity of cellular organization.
- Cell reproduction occurs solely through the process of division from pre-existing cells, highlighting the continuity of life and cellular generation.
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