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The smallest unit that still counts as alive — biology's stubborn refusal to subdivide further.
means The basic structural and functional units that make up every living thing, from bacteria to blue whales.
from From Latin cella, a small room — coined by Robert Hooke in 1665, who peered at cork through a microscope and saw tidy chambers resembling a monk's quarters.
Body countRoughly 37 trillion build one human.
Solo actMost life on Earth is single-celled.
Power withinMitochondria were once free-living bacteria.
Replacement cycleYou shed millions of cells every minute.