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In this unit I learned what cells are and what they do but also thet our bodies are made up of 37 trillion cells. The last thing that I learned are the picture that we saw where sperm and cells mix.

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Sahmirra carnal period 1

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Notes:
-estimate of about 37 trillion cells in a human
-Robert Hooke was the first to study cells
-the word ‘cells’ comes from the rooms of which monks stay in
-Isaac Newton burnt his painting
-Antonie v. Leeuwenhoek  discovered living cells
-Schleiden and Schwann used modern cell theory
-“all life is composed of 1 or more cells”
-“Cell is a basic unit of life”
-Remak: “all cells come from other cells”
-Virchow plagiarized this quote

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All living organisms have cells. We human beings have about 37 trillion cells. Back then, people had no clue about any of this information. That was until Robert Hooke came into view. He was a scientist and was the first person to create a microscope and notice what cells are. He called this microscope, “Micrographia.” Though, Robert Hooke didn’t see live cells, only dead cells. He made this discovery in the year, 1665, 358 years ago. The reason how “cells” got its name is because, Robert named it after the dead cells of cork because of how similar it looked like with what monks would live in. It was said that Robert Hooke’s drawings were good designs, but we actually don’t have any drawings or images of what he looked like back then. Although, there are a few theories that the scientist, Isaac Newton, burned the last picture of him. Later on in history, Dutch scientist named, Antonie Van-Lewerhook, was the first one to find out what live cells looked like. He found more and more about them, so as the years go by, more people learned more about cells. Then comes Schilden (I think that is how you spell his name.) and Shwan. They discovered that all life is composed of one or more cells and that cells are the basic unit of life. This was originally Shwan’s idea and theory, but Schilden plagiarized his work. So technically, Shwan discovered this first, and Shilden copied him. In short, what I have learned from this mini lecture is that; anything that is living, has either one or more cells. Anything that is not living, does not have cells at all. So that is the difference between living and non-living things.

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Humans are made of 37 trillion cells. Robert Hooke was the
First person to see cells from a microscope. In 1665 Robert   Hooke was also the first one to see dead cells.
Also Robert Hooke was the first person to name the cells.
And also Robert Hooke was the first one to make a microscope.  Also Robert Hooke had been studying
The cells for a long time.

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There are 37 trillion cells in a human. Cells were first seen by a man named Robert Hooke in 1665 he looked at them under a microscope with a candle lit near it he would look at dead cells. He saw dead cells but not living cells the first person to see actual living cells was Antoine Van Leeuwenhook. He saw living cells he also would look at lice and fleas. Leeuwenhook was a dutch crafting man and he would craft lenses so he probably used something better to see living cells. I even learned that Schleiden and Schwann discovered the rules and what things do living cells need to be considered living they were very clever as well.

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Human cell notes: Jonny Barbour period 5

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Human cell notes: Jonny Barbour period 5

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- cells are tiny
- Robert Hooke discovered the cell
-humans have 37 trillion cells in them
-humans have been studying cells since 1665

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Humans are made of 37 trillion cells. Robert Hooke is the first person to see cells. In 1665 Robert Hooke made the name cells. Robert Hooke made the first microscope. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek crafted lenses so he assumed he can make better microscopes. Robert Hooke looked at dead cells. Antonie van Leeuwenhoek looked at alive cells. In 1665 Robert Hooke looked at dead cells. Matthias Schleiden and Theodor Schwann made rules for all living things. The rules were all living things must be composed of 1 or more cells. The next one was the basic unit of life is the cell. The last one is all cells come from other cells. The first cells were about 3 and a half billion years ago. And cells don’t just appear.

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Robert hooke made up the word cells. Did you know that if some thing is live it has to have more than one cell. Basic unit of life is the cell. All cells come from other cells. Humans have 37 trillion cells. Robert Hooke saw dead cells. Robert Hooke has been studying cells for a long time.

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Living things are made of cells and no living are not made of cells

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Humans have 37 trillion cells. The first person to see cells is Robert hooky was the person to see in a microscope in 1665 Robert hooky saw dead cells Robert hooky studying cells for a long time

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Robert Hook looked at quark cells though a microscope. Virchow took information from Remak.

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About human cells :Juan Bautista period 1

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About human cells :Juan Bautista period 1

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Humans have 37 trillion cells. the first person to see cells is Robert hooky. Robert hooky was the first person to see in a microscope. In 1665 robert hooky saw dead sells. Robert hooky been studying cells for a long time.

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We have 37 trillion cells in our body. The first one to see cells is Robert Hooke he use a microscope that had a candle for a light to be able to see the cell. He looked at the cell on the tray so that shows he was the first one to see cells in the world. he was the one who looked at dead cells He also looked at lice and flees. Antoine van leeuwen Hooke was the first one who’s seen living cells he also called them the cell or cells animalculs.

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We had 37 trillion cells in the human body. The first guy to see the cells is Robert Hooke. He was able to see the cells by a microscope to see the cells. He looked for lice, fleas, and cells. Antoine Van Leeuwen Hoek was inspired by Hooke work. Antoine Van Leeuwen looked at living cells while Robert Hooke looked at non-living cells.

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