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The Cell Theory a timeline
  • Late 1500s -first lenses used in Europe
  • -used to determine cloth quality (weave
    and precision)
  • -combos of lenses gave better view
  • Early 1600s Leeuwenhoek uses microscope
    to study nature

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Early 1600s
Early 1600s
  • Leeuwenhoek
  • first to view pond water organisms
  • First to see living microscopic orgs
  • Made careful sketches

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Robert Hooke ( 1665)
  • Used light microscope to look at thin slices of
    plant tissues -- cork
  • Looked empty, like monks chamber
  • Called tiny chambers cells

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Cork Cell
Robert Hooke came up with the name cell after
observing cork through a microscope
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Matthias Schleiden 1838
  • German Botanist (plants)
  • All plants looked at were made of cells, so
    concluded
  • All plants are made of cells.

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Theodore Schwann -- 1839
  • German scientist who studied animals -- zoologist
  • Saw that all animals he studied were cellular so
    concluded
  • All animals are made of cells.

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Rudolf Virchow -- 1855
  • German physician who studied cell reproduction
  • Where a cell exists, there must have been a
    preexisting cell..

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The Cell Theory
  • All living things are composed of cells
  • Cells are the basic units of structure and
    function in living things
  • New cells are produced from existing cells

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Basic Cell Structures
  • Cell membrane thin, flexible barrier around
    cell
  • Nucleus large, centralized structure that
    contains genetic material and controls cellular
    activities
  • Cytoplasm material inside membrane (but not
    inside the nucleus) that supports the internal
    cell shape and organelles
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