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What colour are our cells?
How long can our cells live?
What is the smallest thing in our body?
Why do corks play a part in the discovery of cells?
Do cells involve in heredity?
Is it true that if you eat a certain food (etc.Carrot) too much, your skin will turn to the food's colour?

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1)So..since a single cell can divide into many cells at a time, what is the rate of the division of (human) cells? (Since it would die in 3 weeks)

2) Is it possible to produce man-made cells in our body?How?(if possible)Why not?(if not possible)

3)How do cells maintain all the materials(etc.oxygen, carbon dioxide) in the cloroplasts /cloroplasm in good condition?(while materials being transported around the whole system)

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Do all cells have the same size and weight? Why?

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When a cell divides can some get more DNA than the other?

Do all cells have cytoplasm?

How long can a cell live if it is separated from the rest for example a skin injury?

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I want to know:
How do cells keep it's shape?
Why do we have cells?
Which living thing has the least cells?
When do cells divide?
How fast can a cell recover from a cut?
How do a cell recover from a wound?
How do cells have DNA?
How do cells get genes from our parents?

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Why are do corks back then inspired people about cells?
How did cells became founded in us?
How do cells die?
Are divided cells also called daughter cells?
What else are we going to learn about cells?

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1. Why does plant cells have cell walls, but not animal cells?
2. Are fruits made out of cells?
3. Where do cells first come from?

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Does cell sap have the same meaning as cell vacuole?

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1. How long does a cell take to divide?
2. What made up the outside protection of the cell?

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1. Since tissues are made out of cells and organs are made up of tissues, what are cells made up of?
2. Who first founded cells? Why did they name cells cells?
3. Since all cells divide, where does the first cell that starts to divide come from?

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1. What determines the size of the cell? How does it happen? 2.Are there any differences between micro-organisms and cells? What are they? 3.Imagine, a person cut the 2 legs of a chicken and fried them. Will the part's, not cut, cells work before dying? How?

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A cell is the most basic thing of life.

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What makes up a cell?
When does a cell actually divide?

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Are there any other organisms without cells in this world?

What are cells made up of?

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what is the nucleus, the cytoplasm and the cell membrane made out of?
Do only living things have cells? If yes, what are they?
Do Bacteria help cell walls?
P.S did you know that you can computer analogy for the cell. Such as the cytoplasm(Motherboard) the nucleus( the CPU) and the cell membrane as the virus protecter.

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Why are cells so important and how did they evolve.

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Is there such thing as a fungi cell?

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1) What are cell parts made of?
2) Is there anything smaller than a cell ?
3)Do all cells have a definite shape?
4)Are all parts of the cell always so visible/clear to see?
5)How many types of cells are there?
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What is a cell?
What  is the nucleus?
Is cells SO important for our body?

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Where does the first cell start from?
Do all cells have the nucleus?
What is the difference of a cell and an atom?
Why do plant cells need a regular shape while animal cells have an irregular shape?

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1.Is there a specific time when cell division happens?
2. Does every cell grow immediately after it died ? If no how many days does it take ?If yes will there be too many cells in the body

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1. Are membranes only present as the outside of cells?
2. Do the cells of bacteria have a nucleus?
3. Are any bacteria made of more than one cell?

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1) What is the difference in a plant cell between the cell membrane and the cell wall?
2)How long does it take for cell division to occur?

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1. Are cells systems?
2. Are cells really building blocks of life(which means that cells are responsible for life on earth)?
3. Why are cells called "cells"?
4. Can cells survive in any sort of environment?
5. What is the cell's origin?
6.What happens if you take away the cytoplasm/nucleus?
7. In 1994 ,white blobs (called star jelly) fell onto a farm after a thunderstorm ,and they contained white blood cells which no nucleus. How did they end up there?

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1.who found out about cells and why did they call it cells?

2. How do cancer cells form?

3.Why don't yeast's cells divide?

4. When do cells divide?

5. What happens if all cells die on a object?

6. Where do cells come from?

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Other than the leaves, does other parts of a plant have cells?

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1.Who invented the name 'cells'?

2.Why do all organisms need cells to live?

3.Are all cells of the same importance?

4. Do all cells have nuclei?

5. So if a person dies, will the cells in his body also die?

6. What is the difference between splitting and budding?

7. Why do only plant cells have a fixed shape cell? I thought that animal bodies also needed a fixed shape.

8. When we were born, where did we get our cells from?

9. So the plants which are not green in color do not have chloroplasts in their cells?

10. How were cells created in the first place?

11. So when single-cell organisms split, do they become two different organisms?

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Are all cells building blocks of our lives?

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When does a cell divide?

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1. Do all parts of a plant have the same type of  cells?

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1. So plants are made up of only one type of cell whereas animals are made up of many types of cells?

2. How does a virus invade a cell and what happens to the cell?

3. What happens to dead cells?

4.  How does the cell affect identical twins? How are twins identical?

5. Do cells help in decomposition?

6. Is it possible for two unrelated people two have a same type of cell?

7. Are cells similar to atoms/molecules?

8. How do other cells look like such as eye cells, and how do they affect us?

9. How can viruses be expelled from a cell?

10. If cells are living things, do they communicate?

11. So are molecules made up of cells?

12. Is it possible to experience life as a individual cell? Are there ways to do so? If yes, what are they?

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When cells divide, do they become smaller? If yes, then how do we grow? If not, how do they stay the same instead of becoming smaller?

Why is it necessary for plant cells to have a regular/fixed shape?

What is the difference between budding and dividing during cell division? Both are basically just splitting, right?

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1.Why does cell division only occur in certain types of living things?

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Do egg cells have nuclei?