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I remember that cells are the smallest, structural, functional unit of an organism.

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Cells are the most basic living component that make life. They are composed of non living things (organelles) like cytoplasm, vacuole, and ribosomes. There are two types of cells. Colonial and Multicellular. Colonial cells usually group together to help each-other by distributing work, they can live on their own if separated but multicellular cells cannot.

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Cells work in group or multicellular groups to get a specific organ functioning, the tissue is where the cells are compacted in

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Cells are the first stage of life and they multiply and work together to form organs and multiple organs form an organ system and an organ system forms an organism. These cells have a specific function and they also have our genetics. There are many types of cells and some of them are red blood cells, white blood cells, bacterial cells and skin cells.

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Cells are the base of all life. Everything living (according to Earth standards) has at least 1 cell, consisting of multiple different organelles that perform different functions within the cell. Every living organism is made of many groups of cells, creating the levels of biological organization. Cells groups are given specific jobs to perform in most multicellular organisms. Some cells can survive alone when separated from a population or biofilm, whereas others rely on each other for survival. Organisms with organ systems have many different organs consisting of many different cells that all help the organism maintain homeostasis, keeping things like temperature, energy, and oxygen distribution at bay. Unicellular and colonial organisms are able to maintain homeostasis for themselves with the help of some of their organelles.

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I remember that cells are made of complex compounds and molecules. It is also made of many organelles, such as the mitochondria, the nucleus, and the cell walls and membranes. Cells can either be part of an organism, or an organism itself, in which it is a unicellular organism. However, when cells are part of a larger organism, there are many different types of cells that make up the organism. All cells can reproduce in some way, and for some, it is mitosis, which is where the cell duplicates itself. Cells are the second smallest part of the organization of living things. The smallest type of organization is an organelle, and when it goes up from there, it goes to tissues, then organs, then organ systems, then organisms. However, those are just the organizations below the organization of life. There are more above it, though.

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All living things have cells in them. Living things are made up of cells, which are the basic building blocks. The human body is made up of trillions of cells. All living species have cells as their basic structure. Cells give the body structure.

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there are 2 types of cells eukaryote and prokaryote

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there are 2 types of cells eukaryote and prokaryote

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Cells are needed to make up a biological organization. There are colonial cells or colonial organisms. there are also multicellular organisms.

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Cell work in groups they are the smallest structural, functional unit of an organism.

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Cells work together to maintain your body

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cells work together in groups to form a tissue. these cells are either collonial and multicellular and if the collonial cells are not in groups or not working together they are still functioning although its not the same for multicellular.

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cells work in groups. They can't survive on their own.

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A cell is made up of organelles and some would say it is the first stage of biological organization. This is due to multiple cells making up tissue and tissues making up an organ then ....etc In addition plant cells use chloroplast which contain chlorophyll and the chloroplast organelle is used in photosynthesis. Plus animal and plant cells share many organelles and differ from one another. Cells also use asexual reproduction!

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"Division of labor is the process in which one group of cells does one job (such as making the 'glue' that sticks the biofilm to the surface), while another group of cells does another job (such as taking in nutrients)."

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Cells are buuble looking like things scattered inside our body and they contain cytoplasm, nucleus, cell membrain

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Multicellular cells work in groups. They can't survive on their own. Unlike colonial cells can.

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A cell is the smallest unit that can live on its own and that makes up all living organisms and the tissues of the body.

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cell menbrain, cell wall, midocodria, nucleus, viola.
thats most of the key words i remember
i remember the functions of a nucleus and how it is the dna of a cell
thats really it tho

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i remember some main topics about cells and what they do to help us

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The difference between colonial cells and multicellular cells are that if colonial cells are separated with the colony, they can survive. However, when multicellular cells are separated, they can't survive.

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The cell is the first stage of biological organization and they are the building blocks of organisms or, in some cases, are the organism. They have organelles, which are similar to organs in that they keep the cell alive. What I don't know is the name and function of a lot of the organelles.