The first to launch cell name (Cell) is Robert Hook's world.
Since the first discovery of the cell, studies of optical microscopy have been carried out on different tissue cells in plants and animals and found to be composed of cells. The German scientists Schwann and Schleiden are the first to say that animals and plants are made up of cells after microscopic studies carried out separately in 1838 and 1839 and on various types of animal embryos (Xuan) and plants (Schliden).
This has resulted in the emergence of cell theory (Cell theory) that all living organisms are composed of cells or the cell is the unit of building the organism.
The studies were then carried out. One of the most important studies was conducted by the scientist Virchow in 1855, where he demonstrated that the new cells come through the division of previous cells. Cells can also be generated automatically from non-living materials. Since then, extensive studies on the cell and from all angles (growth, genetics, composition, etc.) have become a stand-alone science known as cytology or, as is known recently, cell biology.
Since the first discovery of the cell, studies of optical microscopy have been carried out on different tissue cells in plants and animals and found to be composed of cells. The German scientists Schwann and Schleiden are the first to say that animals and plants are made up of cells after microscopic studies carried out separately in 1838 and 1839 and on various types of animal embryos (Xuan) and plants (Schliden).
This has resulted in the emergence of cell theory (Cell theory) that all living organisms are composed of cells or the cell is the unit of building the organism.
The studies were then carried out. One of the most important studies was conducted by the scientist Virchow in 1855, where he demonstrated that the new cells come through the division of previous cells. Cells can also be generated automatically from non-living materials. Since then, extensive studies on the cell and from all angles (growth, genetics, composition, etc.) have become a stand-alone science known as cytology or, as is known recently, cell biology.
