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What do all living organisms compose of?
What do all living organisms compose of?
- One or more tissues
- One or more cells (correct)
- One or more systems
- One or more organs
What is the basic unit of structure and organization of all living organisms?
What is the basic unit of structure and organization of all living organisms?
cell
Cells arise only from previously existing cells.
Cells arise only from previously existing cells.
True (A)
What do cells pass on to their daughter cells?
What do cells pass on to their daughter cells?
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Three Principles of Cell Theory
- Living organisms consist of one or more cells, highlighting the cellular basis of life.
- Cells function as the fundamental units of structure and organization in all living beings, establishing their role in biological systems.
- New cells originate from pre-existing cells, ensuring the continuity of genetic information through cell division, as genetic material is transferred to daughter cells.
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Explore the fundamental principles of cell theory that define the essential characteristics of living organisms. This quiz examines the roles of cells as the basic unit of life, their structural organization, and the process of cell division. Test your understanding of how cells contribute to the continuity of genetic information.
