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- GOOD MORNING KIDS! TODAY, WE ARE AT THE MUSEUM TO KNOW ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO CONTRIBUTED IN THE CELL THEORY! ARE YOU READY TO KNOW ABOUT THEM?
- YES WE ARE READY TEACHER!
- ZACHARIAS JANSSEN
- Hans Janssen and his son, Zacharias Janssen, invented the first primitive microscope in 1590, which contributed to cell theory.
- ROBERT HOOKE
- In 1665, he examined very thin slices of cork and discovered a plethora of tiny pores that resembled the walled compartments in which a monk would live. Hooke named them cells as a result of this association.
- He made a simple microscope that magnified at 250x. He was the first to discover bacteria and protozoa. He was the first to see the bacteria, which he called animacules.
- ANTONY VAN LEEUWENHOEK
- BARTHELEMY DUMORTIER
- He was the first scientist to observe plant reproduction through cell division. He published his findings in 1832, naming the process he witnessed binary fission.
- He came to the conclusion that all plant tissues are made up of cells and that an embryonic plant developed from a single cell. He stated that the cell is the fundamental building block of all plants.
- MATTHIAS SCHLEIDEN
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