Cell Theory: The Cornerstone of Modern Biology
<p><strong>Understanding Cell Theory</strong><br />
The cell theory comprises three main concepts:<br />
<strong><em>1.All Living Organisms are Composed of Cells:</em></strong> This highlights the universal application of cell theory across all life forms.<br />
<strong><em>2.The Cell is the Basic Unit of Life: </em></strong>It emphasizes the role of cells as the fundamental building blocks of all organisms.<br />
<strong><em>3.All Cells Arise from Pre-existing Cells: </em></strong>This principle counters the past belief in spontaneous generation and underscores the continuity of life.</p>
<p><strong>Historical Development</strong><br />
Cell theory developed in the 19th century with contributions from scientists like Matthias Schleiden, Theodor Schwann, and Rudolf Virchow. Their observations and conclusions laid the groundwork for modern cellular biology.</p>
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