Robert's Discovery: The Cell

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Questions and Answers

What did Robert discover?

  • Microscopic cells (correct)
  • Invisible structures
  • Large structures
  • Protein structures

What can be said about the size of cells?

  • They are very large
  • They are visible to the naked eye
  • They are medium-sized
  • They are extremely small (correct)

What is the nature of the cell structures?

  • Complex and multi-layered
  • Simple and single-layered (correct)
  • Liquid and transparent
  • Solid and opaque

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Study Notes

Cell Discovery and Characteristics

  • Robert Hooke discovered cells in 1665, using a microscope to observe the structure of cork tissue.
  • The size of cells varies, but most cells are between 1-100 micrometers (μm) in diameter, with some cells, like nerve cells, being several centimeters long.
  • Cell structures are membrane-bound organelles that perform specific functions, such as the nucleus, mitochondria, and ribosomes, which are suspended in the cytoplasm.

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